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We’re only about a week away from the Canadian arrival of Google Android and it turns out that these Android phones will have a little added bonus. We’ve already heard that the Rogers versions of the HTC Magic and HTC Dream will get loaded with the latest Cupcake update, but they’ll also come with Exchange support too.

We’re not just talking about some sort of third-party solution or some sort of Android app that you’ll need to download. Instead, Rogers is letting you have Microsoft Exchange support right out of the box. This’ll be good for some folks, but it comes at a bit of a price.

As you can see through the image provided, the Rogers version of the Magic and Dream does not have Google branding on the back. Instead, the full “Google Experience” branding is being replaced by Rogers only slab of branding. In doing so, Rogers was able to add Exchange, but a few tidbits had to be removed.

You win some and you lose some, but any kind of official Android love in Canada will be greatly appreciated at this point.

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It feels good to hear that the FCC has approved the Android Phone otherwise known as the T-Mobile G2 AKA HTC Magic. We all knew it was a sooner or later thing but it dosn’t matter, I’m still happy as I could be. So soon my T-Mobile G1 will be up for sale!

I honestly can’t wait to get my hands on one of these. Doesn’t it look beautiful with T-Mobile stamped across it? I knew the day would come. This is definitely the type of HTC Magic info we’ve all been waiting for..In the US that is.

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