It's official. Today sources confirmed that the only smart phone that has the potential to eat up some of the iPhones' market share (in our humble opinion) is likely to hit stores this Fall.

That's right, Google Android is coming.

According to sources close to the project, Google's Android software will operate on what's currently being called the "Dream," a handset that's similar to the Blackberry. The Dream—and its Android software—will be available through wireless carrier T-Mobile as early as this coming October. While the details are still murky, the word seems to be that the phone isn't a perfect iPhone killer. Last week Silicon Alley Insider noted that their sources who've seen the phone say that it's "big and bulky, and not as sleek as the iPhone. And Android, while extremely powerful, has a less-elegant, less-user-friendly interface than the iPhone." On the flip side, other techies and Google fanboys are saying that it's what inside that counts - and that the Android software is going to be epic.

Of course, just mentioning the name Google in relationship to a smart phone is enough to get most tech geeks salivating. No shock there. But for this week's survey question, we'd like to know what you think. Are you a diehard iPhone user who's more than a little interested in the new technology because it's from Google? Or perhaps you're on the opposite end of the spectrum, and you wouldn't trade in your iPhone for anything short of a cell that shoots free money out of the handset- and think that Google better get a good business plan.

Tell us what you think.

If it helps, check out the (fuzzy) video below of the Android in action. While the video is from YouTube, the New York Times says their sources at Google have confirmed that it's the real deal: