And yet more accessories for your imported and jailbroken T-Mobile G1. Here are a few leather cases to choose from in different styles, colors and textures.

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This is what a lot of people from all over the world might have been waiting for – the moment the T-Mobile G1 or the HTC Dream gets unlocked. From what I’ve heard, there’s an abundance of the first Google Android handset for sale on Ebay, but it’s useless if it can’t be used in other networks, especially in countries outside the USA.

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You didn’t expect for the T-Mobile G1’s interface to have been the only one in consideration when the phone was being developed, did you? It gets annoying to be shown the “what could have been” of anything since that means you could have gotten something you wanted more, so let me annoy you with a look at the T-Mobile G1’s rejected user interface options.

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A handful of gadget blogs got first dibs on the T-Mobile G1 otherwise known as the HTC Dream. Embargo’s now been lifted and as expected, reviews started popping up for us to pore over. Giant blogs Engadget and Gizmodo along with the Android Community posted their thoughts about the handset.

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We already known we might not be getting the HTC Dream, or at least it will be quite some time before it sees the light in other countries. Although a few mobile phone companies are already planning their own Google Android handsets, there’s still this desire to play with the G1.

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One of the main features of the HTC Dream aka T-Mobile G1 is the “Search” functionality that aims to comply with Google’s mission that according to them is “to organize the world’s information and make it universally accessible and useful.”

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The long-awaited HTC Dream donning its alternate name, the T-Mobile G1, has finally been unveiled. The first ever phone to run on the Google Android was presented and I can’t help but feel a bit underwhelmed. Other people are calling the phone ugly, but I’m not as displeased; I just think it’s a bit mundane.

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We’ve been hearing about Google Android’s first handset, the HTC Dream, quite a lot lately. And, contrary to earlier reports that Google Android’s launch will be delayed, it seems the Dream is well on its way—these new spy pictures only strengthen that belief.

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The very first Google Android device is yet to be released, and even now, although we know it to be the HTC Dream, details are still cloaked in secrecy. Nevertheless, with this announcement, we’re hopeful that the launch of the first Google Android phone will be right on track; that is sometime later this year.

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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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