T-Mobile to Unveil Phone Running Android Today

T-Mobile is set to unveil the phone running the Android platform today.

PC World has a couple pictures you can take a look at to get an idea of what the HTC Dream phone to be sold by T-Mobile might look like.

Also, go to ZDNet to read the opinion of Sam Diaz about Android.

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