The HTC Dream was invariably one of the most talked about handsets of 2008 and it continues. The first of its kind to suppor the Google Android operating system the HTC Dream, otherwise known as the HTC G1 Google phone or T-Mobile G1, opened up a whole new level for mobile phones. With an open source operating system at its core the HTC Dream developers could go wild with their imaginatives creating a range of new applications that would be at the forefront of how we view and use mobile phones.
Alongside this the HTC Dream offers key features such as a 3.2 inch touchscreen, full Qwerty keyboard and WiFi compatibilty. Rich in features the HTC Dream gives users touch access to the likes of Google Search, Google Maps, Google Street View and even YouTube.
Whilst the touchscreen operates at a high level, boasting a built-in accelerometer, handwriting recogntion and trackball navigation the integrated GPS comes with a digital compass and the 3.15 mega pixel autofocus camera joins the MP3 music player in providing a complete range of multimedia features.
A device great for business and even better for fun!
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