Android Exchange Support

So, my contract with ATT. I had a BlackBerry, but I am now ready to move. I tried the iPhone, but the big problem I have is that it does not flash. AHHHHHHHHHH! So now I'm looking at the incredible droid. A and 8 mega pixel camera damn.I so I'm tired of the horrible coverage ATT, but I prefer to have some opinions on what you think.

Sheet Droid:
3.7 "480x800 WVGA AMOLED touchscreen
Virtual QWERTY keyboard
Camera: 8MP camera w / auto-focus and video capture
OS: Device Experience Android 2.1, Google
Contacts integrated Google, Facebook and Exchange
User Interface Sense next generation UI
8GB internal memory
1 GHz processor Snapdragon
V CAST Media Manager - Learn
Embedded Mobile, vibrate mode and silent
Up to 16GB of optional microSD support

IPhone specs:
Camera
Resolution 3 megapixels
Live video capture and playback
Music
playeriTunes Music
Music formatsAAC support, MP3, MP3 VBR, Audible, Apple Lossless, AIFF and WAV
Create music playlists
Mail
Text Messaging
E-mail
EmailAOL Mobile, Yahoo, Microsoft Exchange, Gmail, MobileMe
Video & Web
Web browserSafari



Thank you !!!!!!!!!!!!!

I would choose an Android phone all day because on the iPhone:

-Cannot remove the battery
-No removable memory
Only the Apple applications approved
-Cannot customize your phone at all
doesn't work with Windows
-No Flash support
-No widgets
-No custom ringtones
-No ringback tones
-Cannot transfer files from a computer
Android phones have better cameras
Android phones-have faster processors
-Instant updates Android software OTA
-Cannot get the service in an ATT store must find an Apple store
-Operates on AT horrible network
No-unlimited data
-Many features of the new iPhone only work over WiFi

Android is miles ahead of Apple with the new 4.0, Apple only let people do things like add files to their home screen and multitasking, because God forbid that anyone should be able to do on their cell phone-OH NO! ! Oh, Android has been able to do those two things since it came out. Android is already sold more phones than Apple and its only been out a year and a half. At the end of the year, the market will have 100,000 apps, which is more than the Apple Store has had its mark two years. Android open-source nature will always be more attractive to developers and manufacturers of mobile market, as they can on each carrier, and dozens of phones, instead of a carrier and a phone. The possibilities are endless since Android is concerned, because anyone can make an application to do anything on the phone. With Apple, they have to approve every single application that goes in the store. They even offer custom in-one if she says the word Android nowhere, how do you really think they'll go with that kind of thinking in mind closed? I want to decide what happens on my phone, not the reverse ..