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Today marks the first day that the famed browser is available for download.  Although it’s a beta version and is most likely quite buggy, it will offer a much better browsing experience should you be on a Windows Mobile phone.  Just to rattle off some of the features on the beta release, it includes support for double-tap zoom, landscape flip, off-line page save, tab-like browsing, auto-URL complete, and a Google-search bar. Additionally, Flash video will be available on Windows Mobile and Symbian devices at a later date.

Check out the full review at CNET, or download it for yourself. After giving it a test run, let us know what you think.

[via Engadget]

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