Call it what you will: The HTC Dream, the T-Mobile G1. Either way, the first Android phone has leaked online, and looks every inch the iPhone batterer. Come and take a peep.
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It looks like the world’s first Google Android phone will be relatively cheap – according to no less than the Wall Street Journal, the HTC Dream will launch soon for just under $200 (£110).
We’ve peeped the spyshots, gawped at the videos and put the HTC Dream head to head with the iPhone to see which is the best smartphone in the world.
Will it be the aptly named Android offering from HTC or the iPhone? Of course, the HTC Dream has yet to be launched, but that doesn’t mean we can’t have fun with the rumoured specs, right? Read on, phone fanciers.
If that sounds elaborate, it’s because it is: according to the Wall Street Journal, people in the know have been whispering that a formal announcement on the first Android phone’s release date will be made on September 23rd, giving the company about a month to whip up some creamy excitement before release of the potential iPhone killer.
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We’ve eyed up the spyshots and got ourselves in a whirlwind of excitement over the HTC Dream. But is it enough to give other phones nightmares? We’ve sctarcthed our heads, dug through the leaked specifications, and come up with our hitlist of missing features guaranteed to make sure HTC’s latest lives up to its name.