Since the release of the Google Android G1 by T-Mobile there has been much anticipation on which model phones Google will show up on next. There has been word of Google Android platform releases on phones in Australia with the Kogan Agora and Agora plus, as well as the Chinese version of the Sciphone Dream 2. These particular versions have had a few problems keeping up with the advanced technology of the Google Android platform. However, so far it appears that there will be a release of a Google Android sometime in April.

If you check out the Vodafone website, you will find that the HTC Magic is planning its launch in April, 2009. It debuted in February in the United Kingdom and plans release across Europe and the United States by the end of April.

The HTC Magic brags of a 3.2 inch touch screen; auto focus with its 3.2 megapixel camera, and innovative mobile internet technology that can only come from the experts of Google. These are just a few of the features in addition to GPS navigation, Bluetooth and triband capabilities.

Anyone familiar with the Google browser and online applications will find navigating the HTC Magic quite easy. The convenience of these web features in mobile, palm of your hand phone is a definite plus.

The technology of this Google Android version allows you to capture life not only with the camera feature, but that of the video feature as well. You now have the capacity for emailing videos immediately to your friends. If you really think your video worthy, you can also post it to YouTube if you like, as this is a Google supported option right from your phone.

The Google Android platform within the HTC Magic includes the Google multi-media capabilities of emailing, search and maps, not to mention the convenient barcode scanner. There are also many other applications and games that you can download in order to truly get the most out of your HTC Magic phone.