HTC today announced availability of its G1 phone (HTC Dream) in Australia through Optus and Singapore via SingTel. The HTC Dream sports a QWERTY keyboard, a large touch-screen, 3.2MP camera, Wi-Fi, HTML browser, and many other services.

Optus will sell it from 16 February 2009 starting from $59 per month. Singapore’s SingTel has not unveiled its availability and pricing yet.

HTC Dream

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Truphone has announced the immediate availability of the free Anywhere application for Android supporting handsets, this also includes T-Mobile’s most recent Android device the G1 phone. You’re able to download this application now from the Android Market in the UK or US. There is also a newly released German version of the Truphone Anywhere Android app available in its first native language.

Truphone Anywhere for Android allows users all-in-one conversations that lets you take advantage of Truphone’s low international call rates. Not only can make low international calls, however you’re also able to easily use Instant Messaging services like Yahoo!, MSN, or Google Talk.

Truphone for Android

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There have been lot of rumors going for Android powered devices, every time I am on internet the rumors are far and wide on news sites and blogs. The latest rumors are that T-Mobile is set to launch the HTC Dream (G1) make Android powered device this year but we must know that these rumors are often changed.

TmoNews predicts that the T-Mobile will launch this phone on September 17th, the phone named as G1 will be sold at 150$ and will only be available for T-Mobile subscribers. G1 will carry a 3.0 megapixel camera and would be a touch screen phone. G1 will be equipped with media sharing feature by which you can watch YouTube and view / edit documents, and a QWERTY keyboard. The device will be released in black, white, and brown colors.