Opera Mobile 9.5 has mobile users chomping at the bit for its introduction, and, while still not available for download, some device ROMs are coming out with the browser pre-installed.
One such device, the HTC Advantage, has the new browser and ZDNet's Matthew Miller has done an entertaining video review, which you can find below.
From the review it seems that the Safari browser in the iPhone, the de facto standard at the moment, may have a run for its money. Currently the Opera Mobile Browser costs $25, so you should expect 9.5 to be in the neighborhood of that price once available. One thing is certain, the available browsers for the Windows Mobile platform are going to be able to compete with the best out there, eventually and thanks to third party support.
