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HTC's Android Dream debuts on Optus
Stuart Corner
Thursday, 05 February 2009 13:44
Science fiction writer Dick, of course, wrote that famous short story "Do androids dream of electric sheep", translated to the silver screen by Ridley Scott as "Blade Runner".
Just a thought. But back to the Optus Android phone, the HTC Dream. It will be available from 16 February on a range of Optus plans that start at $59 per month. Prices for the handset range from $3 per month on a 24 month, $129 per month plan to $51 per month on a 12 month $59 per month plan. You can find full details at www.optus.com/dream
The phone has been on sale in other markets for some time and iTWire has already reported on its feature s.
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