HTC Dream and HTC Magic are the first mobile phones from HTC that arrived on the market with Google's Android operating system on board, and both of them were launched at the same time in Canada via Rogers Wireless. As soon as Android 2.1 made it into the wild, the mobile phone operator announced that only Magic would be updated to the new platform version, leaving Dream users only with Andro...

Despite being released in Canada only recently, Rogers Wireless has announced that they will be lowering the prices of both the HTC Dream and HTC Magic to $99.99. Of course, you’ll have to opt for a 3-year contract before you get the lowered price but $99.99 for an Android phone? Count me in. Hell, after seeing that

Rogers Wireless has announced today that it will exclusively launch in Canada two new smartphones from the Taiwanese-based HTC, namely the Dream and Magic, the first two mobile devices in the world to run under Google's Android operating system. In addition, the two handsets will also be the first in Canada to come with said mobile platform.

On bags of reactions, lending an ear to this news may create some wistful walls around users who were laying plans on upgrading their HTC Dream or Magic from Rogers Wireless to Android 1.6. According to Ubergizmo, HTC has recently stated that it will not be releasing an official Android 1.6 upgrade for the

Remember how there were a whole bunch of people on Canada's Rogers network who were upset they were going to be stuck with Android 1.5 on the HTC Dream? And remember how Rogers made everybody all warm and fuzzy by saying they could upgrade to an HTC Magic for free, and that they were working on the details? Well, they've worked 'em out. It sounds worse than it is, however. You can u...

Canadian mobile phone users who purchased an HTC Dream or HTC Magic from Rogers, the two phones the carrier delivered to the market earlier this year with Google's Android operating system on board, won't see the Android 1.6 version of the OS loaded on their handsets, it seems. The two phones have been launched with the older 1.5 flavor (Cupcake), and HTC's website states clearly th...

Rogers Wireless plans to release two Android phones, starting June 2. (Credit: Screenshot by Stephen Shankland/CNET) Updated at 7:21 a.m. PDT with comment from Rogers. Dominant Canadian carrier Rogers Wireless announced plans to release two phones in June built by Taiwanese manufacturer HTC and powered by Google's Android open-source operating system. The HTC Dream, sold in the United States ...

Rogers Wireless in Canada are launching the LG Eve on contract or without contract which is good news, Rogers was the first carrier to give you Android smartphones in Canada and it started with the HTC Dream and Magic. Now they are giving you the LG Eve Android handset which will come pre-loaded with the Social

Word out of Canada is that Rogers feels for those early adopters of the HTC Dream.  In the wake of the news that the device wont be upgraded past Android 1.5, Rogers has unofficially announced that they will offer an upgrade to Dream users to switch to the HTC Magic, which will receive at least ...

Imagine waiting weeks for word on when your phone would be updated, only to be told that youll be probably be waiting for a long time because its not coming. Thats what will happen to anyone who owns an HTC Dream or HTC Magic tied to Rogers Wireless. HTC has updated its product support page to