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These are live pictures of the upcoming Android-based HTC Dream. It was recently approved by the FCC and is apparently bound for T-Mobile.

FCC has approved the Android-based HTC Dream today. Unfortunately, they didn't show any photos of the device, only this scheme. The Dream should feature GSM/EDGE, UMTS (WCDMA) 1700MHz, Wi-Fi, and Bluetooth.

Stay tuned for more info...

According to the recent rumors, the HTC Dream (supposedly featured in the yesterday's video) will become available on September 17th from T-Mobile followed by the global release shortly after.

Reported specs are as following:

• 5"x3" touchscreen;
• Slide out QWERTY;
• 3G data support;
• 3Mpixl camera

As they expect, T-Mobile subscribers will be able to get the device for as low as $150, but the general public should be ready to pay up to $400 for it.

Apparently, this is the supposed HTC Dream running an advanced version of Android.

At least it looks like one, judging by the available rumored descriptions.

Check it out for yourself.

The upcoming HTC smartphone, based on Google's Android OS will be named "Dream".

The handset will measure about 5" long and 3" wide, and will feature a large touchscreen with a full sliding (or swiveling) QWERTY keypad underneath, and Internet navigational controls.

The release is expected in the end of the year.