Rogers has recently lowered the prices for a couple of HTC's Android handsets, Dream and Magic. They both are currently available for just CAD$79.99 on a 3-year contract. If this long term commitment doesn't scare you, get yourself one of these phones without hesitation.
Android phones will officially come to Canada in the beginning of June. Both the HTC Dream and HTC Magic will be available from Rogers Wireless for $199.99 on a 3-year contract starting June 2nd. The off-contract option will cost you a whole $649.99. Get your wallets ready for 'em.
Rogers has announced the upcoming launch of the HTC Dream and HTC Magic in the Canada. Both Android handsets will be available starting June 2nd via the carrier. Knowing Rogers' plans, we can't say we're too happy about that.
We don't know who and where made these shots, but they sure look sexy. Apparently this is the upcoming HTC Dream headed for Australian Optus, and it looks like... like any other HTC G1/Dream already available in other parts of the world.
According to the latest hearsay, Orange will be offering the Android-powered HTC Dream in France for 99 Euros ($124) after rebate and a 2-year contract, supposedly starting March 5th. We'll wait for the official confirmation on that...
Australian carrier Optus will soon be launching T-Mobile's G1 in its homemarket as the HTC Dream. It'll launch on February 16th on plans beginning at AU$59 (about $38) per month.
"Dream" is a good choice for a custom name, as this is how the G1 was called before its official announcement.
No, the new Dream G200i is not an HTC handset, it comes from an unnamed manufacturer (Chinese apparently), but supposedly runs Android. We're not quite sure about that, but it would be really nice to know. So, here's what you'll get for some $235 a piece:
Can't join'em? Beat'em! Well, one should atleast try, and that's what a Chinese manufacturer did by making this new G1-like handset, which is supposedly powered Android OS (oh really?). It is called Sciphone Dream G2, and should brighten up the days while they wait for real thing to come out in China.
According to the Wall Street Journal, the upcoming HTC Dream / G1 will be available for $199 with 2-year contract when it launches on T-Mobile in less then a week.
A worthy competitor to the iPhone 3G, don't you think?
The source of this information is unknown, but according to the Telegraph T-Mobile UK will launch the Google's HTC Dream sometime in November. Well, atleast that's what they say, as there was no official confirmation yet.
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