T-Mobile is holding a press conference in New York where it is releasing the HTC Dream G1, one of the most leaked mobile phones of the moment. The press release hasn't been received by us, but Engadget has already got their hands-on, as pictured on the left.

Few press pictures were leaked earlier on, which is quite embarassing as it's the event day, as well as few specifications, which were known to us. The disappointment is that there is no Stereo Bluetooth or video capture.

T-Mobile has launched their G1 website, but few features are closed for the moment, and will open only after the press conference. Earlier on, these were open, and few images were leaked. Now you can spot a video demonstrating the Dream G1.

A press release was issued for Amazon, which states that the company's MP3 store will be loaded on the HTC Dream G1 with 6 million DRM-free songs, a strategy which comes close to Nokia's Comes with Music, but the tracks itself won't be free. Courtesy of Engadget.

There are also rumours that the G1 will come with free GMail access, with no need of a data plan from T-Mobile's side, but all these will be clarified later when the press release is issued.

Press release from Amazon after the break.

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