Raider, the techs don't matter that much to me either, I'm interested in the use... so thanks for that! =)
The hot pink iPhone sounds awesome. My iPod touch is already pink :smt003
If you already have an iPad and an iPod then the safe bet would be to go with the iPhone since you're already used to the OS. As for me, I have a Samsung Galaxy S3 and it is the best phone I've ever had. So, despite your Apple background, I say go for the Android. Plus you get the added benefits of expandable storage and removable batteries. I have a 64gb SD card in my phone and at least three spare batteries.
For example, right now I'm using a massive extended battery but it gives me at least a day and a half when power saving mode is on. So far I have no complaints!
After I posted this, I remembered my friend could use his S3 as a hotspot. When I was making absolutely NO SENSE trying to explain something to him, he turned on the hotspot, I hopped on it (on the ipod) to google what I was trying to explain.

So it made me realize.... I could get the S3, if there's anything I'd need/ want to use the ipod for, I can always just give the hotspot button a poke
I shall keep my opinions to myself.
But I will say that as an iOS user droid platform is way frustrating for me to navigate. I can and have done it. But it doesn't have the same flow as iOS.
There. I was nice.
If you can wait..
Apple is unveiling iPhone 5s and 5c.
Konichiwa bitches.
iPhones will now come in color.
I can't wait. As it is, I have no car here at home now

And no phone... makes it hard to go out and do things I want... Wouldn't be able to meet up with any of my friends if a bus was late

They come in color, I love my ipod touch being pink
I need to be able to like... edit word files. Do iPhones allow that? Basic other things, I can do on any phone at all, lol.
But since most of the work I'll be doing is done in word files (press releases, biographies, flyers etc)... I need to be able to do that. No point of having a phone that's "like" a computer if I still have to run to my laptop to change a single word in a press release draft lol.
These are all reasons our sales associate gave us as reasons for buying the Android vs iPhone. He said if people already have an Apple product, they're twice as likely to go with the iPhone. I'm happy with a Droid. But I've never used an iPhone, so I have nothing to compare it with.
I can see why people would be twice as likely to go with the iPhone, exactly why I'm trying to consider everything.
The phone I used to have (the one I think I told you I wanted to run over w/ my car) was an android. But, it was a terrible phone anyways, I typed my texts faster than the phone could handle. It ate data really badly (and the data/ wifi was confusing, could never tell which was which) and basically didn't feel like a "good" phone.
For awhile that scared me away from android phones, but I've heard good things now, willing to reconsider
