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The way I see it is if you like customizing everything and want to be different from the Apple crowd, get an Android-powered phone. If you want something that will be very easy to use and works well with your existing iTunes collection, go for iOS.
I have a friend who has a Droid X and while it looks nice, sure, I thought the interface was extremely counter-intuitive for my tastes. Going through menus seemed sluggish and cumbersome to me. It may sport a high MP camera as a nice feature, buuuut I like my iPhone 4 much better. Perhaps I'm spoiled, but I'd rather much take ease of use over widgets right now, or until Apple finally comes up with something similar.
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