It’s unclear whether this new device will be HTC’s triumphant return to the premium phone market, or if it’ll end up being another midrange offering. HTC was once at the top of the smartphone pecking ...

On September 23, 2008, Google, HTC, and T-Mobile teamed up to announce the first Android smartphone, the HTC Dream (aka the T-Mobile G1), which started the huge lineup of Android mobile devices.

Ten years ago today, HTC partnered with Google and US carrier T-Mobile to announce the T-Mobile G1 (which would be known internationally as the HTC Dream). This fairly ordinary looking phone would ...

Launching officially on Monday February 16th 2009, the HTC Dream (or the G1 as it was known in the US) was instantly a standout to me in what was a vastly different mobile landscape to what it is ...

Mark your calendars for June 2nd as Rogers Wireless has just announced the exclusive arrival of both the HTC Dream (aka G1) and HTC Magic (aka QWERTY-less G1) next month.

In March 2009, the HTC Dream aka T-Mobile G1 or Google G1 became the first Android device to be available in several countries. Almost a year and a half after the first iPhone was officially ...

The HTC Dream, also known as the T-Mobile G1, was the first Android phone to launch commercially. The device came a year after the first iPhone, but apparently, renders of what could have been the ...

Whether it ends up with the Dream or G1 moniker, we’re definitely looking forward to putting our hands on it next Tuesday and seeing if it can live up to the hype.

As for the G1, Miner said the company slightly changed its design to “appease” Steve Jobs, who wasn’t too happy about Android competing with Apple. The T-Mobile G1, also known as the HTC Dream.

The HTC Dream/G1 was only released in 2008, and while some of our younger audience may have been "born" into Android, many of us switched to it from something else.

The T-Mobile G1 launched back in 2008, and it was also known as HTC Dream outside of the US. This phone basically became legendary, and many people still instantly know it by name.