Android Market
Make the HTC Dream your dream with instant access to Android Market. The Market is constantly updated with exciting new applications. Download and install your favorite software, music, or games with the tap of a button. The fully customizable Home Screen lets you put all your tools and gadgets at the tip of your fingers.
Point and Search
Feel the exhilarating power of search elevated to new heights. One-touch access to online search is just a start. Now, with, Shop Savvy, the Barcode Scanner application available from the Android Market, you can simply scan a barcode and find out all you need to know about a product.
Core Essentials
Dazzle your friends with the large sensationally crisp 3.2” display. The touch-sensitive screen navigation is finger friendly and super intuitive. Slide the screen out of the way to expose the full five-row QWERTY keyboard. There is plenty of room between the raised keys to comfortably write emails, messages, or even chat.
| Processor | Qualcomm MSM 7201a, 528 MHz | ||||
| Operating System | Android™ | ||||
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| Network | HSPA/UMTS/EDGE/GPRS/GSM:
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| Device Control | Trackball with Enter button | ||||
| Keyboard | 48 keys QWERTY Sliding keyboard | ||||
| GPS | Internal GPS antenna | ||||
| Connectivity | Bluetooth v2.0 with EDR Support profiles GAP, RFCOMM, HFP, HSP, A2DP only |
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| Camera | 3.2 MP Color CMOS with auto focus | ||||
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| Battery | 1150 mAh | ||||
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| AC Adapter | 100 ~ 240V AC, 50/60 Hz | ||||
| Special Features | Digital Compass, Motion G-Sensor |
“…the HTC Dream combines some of the best features of the iPhone and a BlackBerry, but isn't quite ready to replace either. Still, a great phone for techy tweakers who love to play with the latest gear and programs.”
Toronto Sun, May 29, 2009
http://www.torontosun.com/life/gadgets/2009/05/29/9607056-sun.html
“Overall, I think the phone is great. It as[sic] a lot of potential with the open source OS and I can see Android growing a lot larger. It is laggy at some points and it does tend to freeze a lot more then [sic] the iPhone but not nearly as bad as a Windows Mobile. “
Smartphone Nation, June 17, 2009
http://smartphonenation.com/2009/06/rogers-htc-dream-in-depth-review/
“…it does not come with all of the awesome features that T-Mobile G1 users are enjoying / will be enjoying with Cupcake. You see, the Dream has been loaded with custom firmware that more or less kills off a bunch of the cool new features of the update, the most notable being the lack of the soft keyboard.”
Boy Genius Report, May 24, 2009
http://www.boygeniusreport.com/2009/05/24/rogers-htc-dream-review/
“The HTC Dream is extremely easy to catch onto and use. It's functionality is pretty good and overall I would be satisfied with this phone.”
Morris Code, July 22, 2009
http://john.morriscode.ca/blog/209







