Comparing Android and iPhone SDK

Not so long ago I had to work with Android and the iPhone SDK. I liked a lot, much was surprised. I decided to compare both SDKs from a developer’s point of view:

Criterion	iPhone SDK	Android
Number of downloads	100,000 from February 2008	750,000 from November 2007
General comparison (via engadget )
Cost of	Is free	Is free
SDK native	Yes	Yes
Tongue	Objective C 2.0	Java
Application distribution method	iTunes Store	Unknown
Remote debugging	Yes	Yes
Touchscreen	Multi-touch	Single-touch
Flash support	Not	Not
Java support	Not	Yes
Application development
Development Platforms	OS X 10.5	OS X, Win, Linux
IDE	xCode	Eclipse (or any other )
GUI-builder	Already Yes	Not
UI is described in	Class file on objective c	Xml file
Garbage collector	Not	Built
Bluetooth support	Not	No ( yet )
Geographic location definitions	Yes	Yes
Determining the position of the phone (tilt, movement)	Yes	No ( yet )
Application work in background	Not	Yes
File system access	Yes	Yes
Embedded database	No (although there are rumors )	Yes (sqlite)
Access to phone functions (calls, SIM card, SMS)	Not	Yes

I do not want to draw any conclusions about the superiority of one of the SDK. However, I note that I personally liked a bit more to create Android applications (perhaps because I am better acquainted with Java).

If there are any suggestions about what else can be added to the table / what can be clarified, I will be happy to expand / correct the comparison.