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Posted: 19 Aug 2008, 04:13, by Nanko R.

Categories: Android Android Software Software Bookmark

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The HTC Dream, the first phone to run on Google’s Android system, was approved by the FCC and now, Google released a new SDK with version 0.9. The new version of the mobile OS adds support for widgets and multi-homescreen, through which one must flick (similar to changing app pages

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on the iPhone), tab with shortcuts to apps, media player, camera. Also, there are lots of changes in the design of the interface, which we guess will look pretty similar in the final version.

Check out the gallery for more pictures.

source: Google via EngadgetMobile


Homescreen	Applications


Alarms	Music player	Contacts	Adding new	Maps


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1. garGAURAV (unregistered) posted on 20 Oct 2010, 01:42 0 0

looking for original pics of htc dream....phonearena plz post'em soon...

4. Pavan kumar Giduthuri (unregistered) posted on 08 Oct 2008, 07:26 0 0

Gaurav, Even I am eager to see the device. Since I am traveling a lot, I culd'nt do that. Instead I have downloaded the EMULATOR and saw the working screens my self. The Emulator design itself is awesome. From the emulator, I can connect to internet and see the StreetView features and other.. NJoy dude, there is a way for making things possible..

2. RyanKing (unregistered) posted on 19 Aug 2008, 12:31 0 0

Looks pretty cool and pretty solid. A easy learning curve? Cant wait to see in in the Dream, or Android running device.

3. CingularRox (unregistered) posted on 20 Aug 2008, 16:25 0 0

Eh.....the UI looks kinda "Blah".......like its lacking a refined looked. I'll be keeping my eyes out for a more finished version of Android platform.