[General Questions and Answers] dmeadows013:
Alright. Android > iOS.

1. Android is open source. You can do ANYTHING with the source. Just look at MIUI. They built something COMPLETELY different from stock Gingerbread. I don't think there is a file in the code that they left untouched. It personally isn't for me, but I know others love it and swear by it.

2. Roms:

As I said before, we have roms that can completely change the interface of your device. There are millions of roms out there. If you look hard enough, you can find one that will fit you perfectly. There are ports, AOSP, stock, anything! And if you can't find something out there, you can make it! 5 months ago, I knew nothing about what goes into a rom. Now, I have many of my own. A few are posted here on XDA, but many are just things I have sitting on my hard drive that I made when I was bored. I have no prior coding experience at all. That is the great thing about Android. With iOS, you have to learn programming, take time to learn how to make an iOS app, and THEN make the app you want. Don't get me wrong, these are all good things to know, but with Android, you don't need all of those things. You just need an idea.

3. Mods:

How many times have you flashed a different kernel on iOS? *Silence*... That's what I thought. We have kernels, radios, recoveries, debloating scripts, Data Throttle Removers, and countless other mods. None of these are available for iOS. Again, you need no prior experience to make any of these. Well, maybe for kernels :D

4. Hardware:

There is only 1 iPhone. That is why people love it so much. Every iPhone is made by Apple, and a new version comes out every year. But Android is different. As I said earlier, Android is open source. This means that any manufacturer can build Android for their device. There are hundreds of Android devices, with new ones coming out each day. Because of this, the hardware in Android phones varies. There is a phone out there for everyone. If you want a big screen, get the SGSII. If you want 4G, get anything with 4G. They also have phones for every carrier. My friend has an iPhone, and when I upgraded from the Incredible to the Rezound, he didn't think 4G would make such a difference. Long story short, I can easily get 40mb/s download speeds on 4G. Try doing that with an iPhone.

5. Apps:

If you are jailbroken, this doesn't really matter, but I'll include it anyway. Google does not rule us. They know that. It's our phone, so we should get to do what we want with it. Google doesn't care what goes into the Android Market, unlike Apple, who censors everything in the App Store. The Android Market is quickly growing and will soon surpass the App Store in how many apps there are. That doesn't mean that all apps are good though. You say that the App Store is better finished, and I somewhat agree. It all depends on the app. However, people say that the App Store is better because it has hundreds of thousands of apps. My question to them is, "Who cares? Are you really going to use all 600,000 apps? No. You aren't." I personally think that you should support developers by paying for your apps. However, if you really don't want to pay for them, I'm sure there are ways to find them. Just search Google! You can install any app, no matter where you get it from (Another great thing about Android)

Alright. I'm done with my rant. Hope you now have a more informed decision :)