Well, with the Chrome already coming close to the expectations if not meeting it, Google (T-Mobile) is going to unveil the next trick up its sleeve in the form of its Android Platform. The phone is called ‘Dream’ manufactured by HTC (a Taiwanese manufacturer), and is expected to come out next week according to here. To keep up with the competition, and frankly, even to be seriously considered, T-Mobile has increased its (previously non-existent) 3G coverage to 27 markets now.
It’s interesting that the Android phone is coming at a juncture when the IPhone seems to have captured such a huge section of the consumer market, and with most of the business market being held by Research in Motion. Also, it seems to be a pain to switch to T-Mobile with the maximum market share belonging to AT&T (27.1%) and Verizon (26.3%).
Peronally, I wish the phone is a complete knockout as I still haven’t brought the IPhone. However, with the rumor on the street telling that it is a developers phone, I don’t know how slick it’ll be. Not my biggest concern though … 
