T-Mobile has listed first HTC made handset that runs on Google’ s Android platform in coming soon section.Handset is called G1 or HTC Dream, runs all Google apps and have full QWERTY keyboard. Below are highlights of this handset from T-Mobile website:* High speed 3G internet gets you online, surfing is even faster using the full touchscreen and trackball* The full QWERTY keyboard makes it easy to write what you really want to say* All your favourite GoogleTM services are already on board – search, IM, email and maps with GPS* It’s the first phone with the Android MarketTM so you can download the applications you want.
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