It looks like T-mobile let the cat out of the bag a bit early on the Google Phone this morning. When logging into the T-mobile.com, a user over at Engadget noticed that the first device listed on the sidebar was the HTC Dream, now officially known as the T-mobile G1. It was a bit unclear how T-mobile would handle the naming of the first ever Android-powered device sold in the United States, but the trademark logo is your official indicator that T-mobile G1 will remain. Unfortunately it looks like T-mobile has since changed the my.t-mobile page and now the G1 has been replaced with a standard promotion for MyFaves services.
In any case it is not a big deal since Tuesday T-mobile will make their official announcement in a Press Release. Formal Media Kits and an expanded spec sheet will follow, but we do not expect to see any surprises and our existing rumored specs should prove solid.
HTC Dream Specs
528 MHz Qualcomm 7201 Processor
64MB RAM 128 ROM
3.0 megapixel camera (no flash)
GPS
1700 MHz AWS 3G band support
Source: my.t-mobile.com