It looks like Google's Android software will make its formal debut in November, now that the U.S. Federal Communications Commission has given its seal of approval to the HTC Dream handset.
Engadget noticed that HTC's "DREA100" handset has been approved for sale in the United States after passing the FCC's wireless tests. T-Mobile is going to be the carrier for the Dream handset, which will apparently have a BlackBerry-like "jog ball" as the primary controller.
After picking through the rest of the documents available on the FCC's Web site, VentureBeat believes that T-Mobile, HTC, and Google will launch the phone on November 10, since a confidentiality request attached to the application asks the FCC to keep details secret until that date.
This article was first published as a blog on CNET News.com.
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