Correction: An earlier version of this story incorrectly said that 20% of Android customers say they’ll buy another Android phone. The survey actually revealed that 20% of all smartphone customers say they’ll buy an Android phone.

There are dozens, if not over a hundred different Android phones out there now; could the respondents have meant they wouldn’t buy the SAME MODEL again? That’s a no-brainer response in the Android world. By the time you’re ready to buy a new phone, the one you have is old news and there’s a new model that’s exponentially cooler than what you had.

I own 5 iPhones, including the new iPhone 4. I also have a Nexus One, a Sprint EVO, and a Samsung Galaxy S i9000. All of those models blow away the iPhone 4 in most regards. I disagree with the blog post’s opinion about Androids (at least the ones released in the last 9-10 months. The iPhone is still a “good” smartphone, and a fine choice for many, but the “best” smartphones right now are the latest batch of Android devices with Android 2.1 or 2.2. The OS is faster than iOS, works more like a computer, and is much more customizable; it even multitasks for real. The screens are better, too, despite slightly lower resolutions.