Phones in Australia

As of 24th September 2010 the following Android phones are available to be bought in Australia.

Manufacturer Phone Version Available from
Dell Streak 1.6 Optus – from November 1
Garmin-Asus A10 1.6 Optus
Garmin-Asus A50 1.6 Optus
Google Nexus One 2.1 Vodafone (exclusive) on contract
HTC Desire 2.1 Telstra (exclusive) on contract
HTC Dream 1.5 Optus
HTC Hero (GSM) 1.5 Harvey Norman (unlocked, outright)
HTC Legend 2.1 Vodafone
Crazy Johns
(coming to Three also, not sure when)
HTC Magic 1.5** Vodafone (12 and 24 month contracts), Crazy Johns
HTC Tattoo 1.6 Harvey Norman (unlocked, outright)
HTC Wildfire 2.1 Coming to Telstra in August
LG GW620 1.5 Crazy Johns
LG Optimus 1.6 Telstra
Motorola MB200 DEXT 1.5 Optus (24 month contract)
Motorola MB300 Backflip 1.5 Optus (24 month contract)
Motorola Flipout 2.1 Vodafone – from October
Motorola Milestone 2.1 Optus
Motorola MB501 Quench 1.5 Optus (24 month contract)
Samsung i7500 Galaxy 1.5 Optus (outright and on 24 month contract)
Samsung Galaxy S (i9000) 1.5 Optus (outright and on 24 month contract)
Virgin
Samsung Galaxy Tab 2.2 All carriers from November
Sony Ericsson X10 1.6 Optus (24 month contract), Telstra, Three
Sony Ericsson X10 Mini 1.6 Telstra

** Vodafone HTC Magic will receive an OTA update to 1.6 if it’s not already on the handset in the box

If the phone you want isn’t here, don’t forget you can buy it from an overseas website and have it shipped to you in Australia.

Disclaimer: I have prepared these links in good faith and get absolutely no kickback, payment or inducement to add links to the above table.

Let me know if you have any additions / corrections for the table above in the Comments below.

 

What plans are available in Australia?

The Australian version of the Lifehacker website has put together a guide to contracts and plans available with the major providers for their available Android phones. Great stuff!

And now they have also released a guide to current prices for handset outright purchase.

 

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