First Android phone coming this month?
By Barry Collins and Reuters
Posted on 11 Sep 2008 at 14:30
T-Mobile is set to start selling a mobile phone based on Google's Android software within weeks.
"T-Mobile and Google will be making an announcement this month in New York City," according to Reuters' sources, who claimed that 23 September was a likely date for the announcement.
T-Mobile declined to comment and Google was not immediately available.
The handset in question is expected to be the HTC Dream, a leaked video of which emerged last month.
The phone sports a five row QWERTY keyboard, and built in orientation sensor capable of flipping the screen.
The device will likely adopt the T-Mobile branding.
Earlier this year it was rumoured that Android handsets might be delayed until 2009, because manufacturers were struggling to get to grips with the new operating system.
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