
The guys at Gear Diary have been able to secure a HTC Magic and have provided great pictorial review on it. Overall they confirm that HTC have made some major improvements with their next iteration of their Android line.
On the HTC Dream / T-Mobile G1:
I had the opportunity to test out a HTC Dream (unlocked version of the T-Mobile G1), and to be perfectly honest, I didn’t like it at all. The software wasn’t that great, the battery life was poor and whoever thought of that design should be locked away forever.
Looks like the battery life especially took a turn for the better on the HTC Magic:
I’ve only had the Magic for three days and I’m already very impressed with it. Everything on it is easy to use, it looks great and so far the battery life seems to be good too.
A friend of mine recently asked what are my top recommendations for smartphones are the moment and the HTC Magic has earned it spot in my top #5 after the reviews like these.
Via Gear Diary
As I was trawling through news sites this evening, I came across this advertisement that tells us a couple of things: the HTC Touch Dream (aka T-Mobile G1) is on its way to Australia; it will be sold by Optus; and that it may be Australia’s first Google Android phone given that
For all the potential Android app developers out there, your time has come – Google has announced the launch of the new Android Dev Phone 1. The handset is the same HTC Dream that’s being sold through T-Mobile as the G1, except that as its name implies, this one’s meant for the developers and hence, unlocked.


We already known we might not be getting the 

