Features include:
- Fast access to your mobile content via Homebase start page.
- Best support for modern web standards (Javascript and AJAX).
- Social Bookmarking.
- Tab browsing.
- RSS Support.
- Proven security (TLS, SSL3).
- International support.
- Cross platform capability.
- Widget and Extension support.

Minimo v0.2 is for Windows Mobile 5.0 and above. If you are running Windows Mobile 4.2, you can download the Minimo v0.016 installation here (3.6 MB).

Update Description:
v0.016:
- Stability and clean up release.
- Better support for VGA.
- Better software keyboard interaction.
- Homebar and Full Screen supported via preferences.
- Able to select storage download locations.

v0.015:
- 14% disk footprint reduction.
- Password manager support.
- "Set as Default Browser" support.
- Support for some Google Widgets (via a XSLT wrapper. gm:).
- Intergration of a Amazon lightweight query shopping app.
- Adding "Open Frame in New Tab" support.

v0.014:
- International support.
- New browsing mode that allows you to easily move around the page. (PAN mode)
- Easier use of Google XHTML. You can redirect your web requests through google.com/xhtml to reduce bandwidth and complexity of pages.
- Moved to new compiler (still figuring out what are the best compiler optimization flags).
- Lots of bug fixes.

*** [May 14, 2007] by Warhammer using Fujitsu Siemens C550
To slow... To huge... Not usable on standard Wm 5.0 Pocket PC. But version 0.2 works much better than older versions.

***** [Apr 30, 2007] by Russ using HTC 8125 w/ 512Mb SDRAM
.02 looks smooth and starts Faster however it fails to connect with the network. So reverted back to .016 and just accept some of the bugs-keyboard popup, crashes, and inability to browse files for html uploads, to name the bigger ones... Still much better than the built in IE Microbrowser!

* [Apr 12, 2007] by Dave using O2 XDA Mini S
A long way to go... but will "watch this space".

** [Apr 4, 2007] by Techguy using T-Mobile MDA
At first it was great but it is very slow on the T-Mobile MDA.

*** [Feb 19, 2007] by CJ using HP ipaq h5550
It's an okay web browser, and superior to PPC Internet Explorer. However, it is a complicated program and runs slowly. Opera Mini is a good alternative that is (as of right now) King of the Hill. Opera costs $20, though. There is a 30 day trial available, but downloading it once a month ends up as a pain.

*** [Oct 18, 2006] by Dani using iPAQ 4150
Agree... too slow... :(

* [Oct 2, 2006] by Resox using ipaq 4700
Too slow and heavy to be usable.

** [Sep 6, 2006] by beReal using XDA 3 ( HTC Blue Angel )
v0.016 doesn't start on my device. Older versions run, but Minimo is extremly slow ... Instead I'm using Opera mini, it's small and fast.

* [Aug 18, 2006] by Zorlac using Cingular 8125 HTC Wizard (Same as MDA)
As already reported, this is painfully slow and crashes the wizard. Opera Mini is far superior.

* [Jul 3, 2006] by Benway using MDA Pro
I had high hopes for this updated version, but sadly, it's still diabolically slow, screws up my whole system, and requires a soft reset after trying to use it. The programmer should be ashamed for releasing it in this state.

***** [Jun 23, 2006] by aximalex using Dell axim x30 624 MHz
Wow! The new version is really good. The first versions that were reviewed by the previous people were frankly bad but this version is much better. It looks and works better than the IE that comes with the ppc. It's looks and works a lot like firefox or (if you're a mac user)safari. I really like this version and look forward to new releases.

* [Jun 16, 2006] by tchanta using Ipaq Rx3115 WM2003SE
I would stay away from this soft. I tried the last 2 version. Extremely slow and memory hungry.

*** [May 26, 2006] by anissa using imate JasJar
the tabbed windows were nice but it ran painfully slowly

** [Mar 27, 2006] by Anotherhero using I-mate Jam
It sure isn't the same as the desktop version. I was hoping it would support sessions so I could log in on different PHP sites. But it doesn't like IE.