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Don't worry, I have no intention of leaving the iPhone SDK as my main programming platform or the iPhone as my primary phone, but in the interest of being an informed fanboy, I've been using a Nexus One this week, and I've been porting some small apps to Android. I'll write up my observations and thoughts about both the phone and the SDK this weekend.
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