If you’re a user of Opera Mini, chances are you’ve already switched from Opera Mini 4.2 to Opera Mini 5, beta tag be damned. The new version brought many improvements (tabs and speed dial probably being the most important) that made its predecessor look pale in comparison.

Same goes for Opera Mobile 10, and since both these browsers have been available as betas for several months now, it’s no surprise that Opera decided to promote them to stable versions.

Compared to the betas, Opera Mini 5 and Opera Mobile 10 don’t bring new features, only minor bug fixes.

Check out a video introducing Opera Mini 5 and Opera Mobile 10 below.