For my money, Android wins hands-down over iPhone (and iOS in general), because it's under my control, not someone else's. I can take what Google and Samsung and Sprint put on my phone and reconfigure it any way I want. I can install any application I'd like, I don't have to go to the Android Marketplace for everything if I don't want to. I can write my own apps and distribute them without needing approval from anyone. I don't have any type of software forbidden from my phone just because Google has an ax to grind (e.g. Apple vs. Adobe).
iPhone is obviously not a bad product. It wouldn't sell so well and so consistently if it sucked. I just don't care for the shackles Apple places on it in order to suit their business objectives, so I wouldn't buy one. I wouldn't care if the OS capabilities were 100 times those of Android, there is no point where I would be willing to give up the freedom and flexibility of a truly open platform.
iPhone is obviously not a bad product. It wouldn't sell so well and so consistently if it sucked. I just don't care for the shackles Apple places on it in order to suit their business objectives, so I wouldn't buy one. I wouldn't care if the OS capabilities were 100 times those of Android, there is no point where I would be willing to give up the freedom and flexibility of a truly open platform.