HTC today announced availability of its G1 phone (HTC Dream) in Australia through Optus and Singapore via SingTel. The HTC Dream sports a QWERTY keyboard,…

It looks like HTC’s Android-powered G1 phone has taken another step to becoming global, as it has been officially announced in Singapore and Australia, and will be available via Singtel and Optus networks respectively. While there aren’t any pricing details from HTC yet, Optus already has plans for the HTC Dream up on its website.

While Telstra's busy bragging about Android sets from HTC that don't yet exist, Australian rival Optus is making stuff happen. How? Easy: T-Mobile's G1 is being repurposed as the HTC Dream down here -- one of the phone's rumored names prior to its original release, you might recall -- featuring 2100MHz HSDPA, WiFi, and everything else you've come to know and love / hate ab...

Oh yes and at last the first pictures of HTC Dream smartphone for the Optus network in Australia and SingTel network in Singapore. We wish to thank TB Tech for getting the first exclusive pictures, this smartphone will be running Google Android software which is a blessing. Yes we know that this handset looks like every other

HTC (High Tech Computer) and Singapore Telecommunications (SingTel) on February 5 jointly unveiled the first Android-powered mobile phone, the HTC Dream, in Singapore and Australia. Customers of SingTel and its wholly-owned subsidiary in Australia, Optus, will soon be the first in Asia to enjoy this highly anticipated device, HTC said. The HTC Dream combines full touch screen functionality and... ...

We are enlighten that the Android phone will be available in Singapore is HTC Dream (without G1 label). With the same specs as the T-Mobile G1, the phone will available first via SingTel (in Singapore) and its subsidiary, Optus, in Australia. Optus has already stated that HTC Dream will available starting Feb 16, even with ...

Looks like today HTC finally made it’s  G1 Android powered smartphone global with Asian release of HTC Dream. HTC Dream has been officially announced in Singapore and Australia for now and will be launched on Singtel and Optus networks respectively. There are no surprises here - HTC Dream seems to be the same G1 device

SingTel and HTC Corporation today unveiled the first Android powered mobile phone released in Asia - the HTC Dream. Customers of SingTel and its wholly-owned subsidiary in Australia, Optus, will soon be the first in Asia to enjoy this highly anticipated device. The HTC Dream offers access to Android Market, which hosts many popular and

Earlier today HTC announced that the HTC Dream, the device known as the T-Mobile G1 in many parts of the world, would soon be available to SingTel and Optus customers in Singapore and Australia, respectively. While HTC did not announce an availability date or pricing for the SingTel launch, it said that the phone will be

The Dream is going to Australia and Optus is waiting to deliver it to you. People say that the first ever Android device will be available in Australia is going to arrive on February 16, on plans starting at about $38 per month. The Dream is available in Europe already so it might be a