No, not by us, but Gizmodo has reviewed T-Mobile's G1 Android phone. Their general perception has been of a good open platform that is community-based. This means that the phone is everything the iPhone and Windows Mobile aren't. Here's a summary of what's in the deal: - The keyboard may not appeal to all. - The back is classic matted and grip-friendly HTC. - The five face buttons on the device—call, home, back, power/end and menu are all user friendly. - Switching between the trackball and the touchscreen can be a bit quirky. - The touch screen is good enough but there have been instances that the interface has not registered the input. - A full charge lasts about a day and charging from near empty to near full takes only about two hours. - Decent browsing speeds via 3G. - You need to manually switch on the default off GPS.

Head here to read the complete review.