I don't know how quickly the iPhone will get picked up by other wireless carriers. Will it end up on Verizon? Probably. How about T-Mobile or Sprint? Doubt it.
Will we see more medical apps for the Android? Yes. When? Not too sure, but soon. Are there enough medical apps for the Android right now? That depends on your needs.
So, the debate continues. If you need a smartphone today, then go with an iPhone and you'll have immediate access to a wide range of medical apps. If you can wait on medical apps, then I would strongly suggest that you get a smartphone running Android. Keep in mind that you're probably going to switch to a new smartphone in 2-3 years, so try not to spend too much money on a smartphone.
I am debating giving up my BB for a droid. Due to continuing reports of spotty coverage for iPhones I have never seriously considered an iPhone.
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