You’d think that with details about it leaking all over the internet, that Motorola’s Android-based phone would come soon. It seems that even the purported Asus Android-based phone would come even earlier than Motorola’s.

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It was only a matter of time before more handset makers announce they’re jumping onto the Google Android bandwagon. After LG, Samsung, Nokia and Motorola, Asus announced that it’s coming up with its own version of a Google Android phone soon.

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Just because Australia was omitted among the first countries to get the HTC Dream doesn’t mean you have to despair. It’s not clear whether it would be released in the country ever, but at least now we know that new players are coming to develop their own Google Android smartphones.

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After the succession of rumors that came out within the last few weeks, a slew of info about the handset emerged online. Yesterday, HTC Dream passed the FCC which is a prerequisite for a handset to be sold in the US. Additionally, more info about its software and hardware components also came out.

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According to the New York Times, T-Mobile might be offering the very first Google Android smartphone in the market. The smartphone in question is the HTC Dream handset, which we’ve been hearing of for quite a while, repackaged (or at least renamed) as the G1.

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