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Good news from the Google camp as they demonstrated today  at a press conference their new Android OS on a HTC Dream phone.  Check out the video below. This looks like to be a killer and Microsoft and Apple with have stiff competition on the mobile phone OS market.
 

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I had the chance this week to meet Andy Rubin, Google’s director of mobile platforms.
He’s the man behind
Android, the open source operating system that is at the heart of the Open Handset Alliance.
He was kind enough to give me a demo of [...]

 Google attacks: Android at Mobile World Congress - Engadget

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
Seeing as Mobile World Congress is all about the cellular experience, we weren’t too surprised to bump into some Android goodness while here. Texas Instruments had the handset you see above — from an unknown vendor — to demo the OS running on an OMAP 3430 [...]

A visual tour of Android’s UI - Engadget 

Thanks to the helpful Android OS emulator included with the SDK, we’ve been able to take a magical journey through Google’s new mobile phone platform. We’ll just tell you now… the ride was a bit familiar — but hey, that’s what the open source community is there for. [...]

HTC Omni = Google Dream? - Engadget Mobile 

C’mon, you knew this was coming. Not a moment after Google does its big reveal on the Android OS and forthcoming multi-manufacturer GPhone, the rumor mill has already starting churning with wild imaginings and fantastic leaps of logic. A not-so gigantic jump comes as speculation that HTC’s Omni [...]

Google and HTC’s “Dream” phone prototype semi-revealed - Engadget Mobile 

Sure, a Google-sponsored phone OS in the way of Android is pretty great news for mobile phone land, but what if your really had your heart set on some Google hardware this Monday morning? Well take heart, because Forbes has the skinny on an HTC device [...]

 
We’re probably going to be hearing a lot about Google’s Open Handset Alliance and Android mobile phone software platform in the days to come, but the official press release contains quite a few things to chew on while we wait for the deluge. The big dogs in OHA appear to be Google, T-Mobile, HTC, Qualcomm [...]