Unfortunately not. There's a reason I carry 3 phones (with different OS) with me. Alas, I have yet to find the perfect phone for me.Bottom line is that we're both happy with our respective phones, win-win
WP7 doesn't have an FB app. It's integrated with the OS itself and I like it much better than the Android or iPhone apps. Before I got my LG Quantum with WP7, I rarely ever check FB (like 4 months without signing in). Nowadays, the only time I check FB is on the Quantum (still not that often, though). Anyhow, FB isn't a big deal and it's not really the reason I'm currently carrying the Quantum around. I'm just burning through data on the Quantum before it expires (can't just transfer the SIM to another phone since I cut it up to microSIM size and the adapter almost messed up the SIM slot on my Nexus S and wouldn't fit on any of my other Androids). Lack of apps and similar walled garden to iOS make WP7 a no go for me but I have to admit it does certain things better than Android or iOS.
Using prepaid and AT&T charges $25 for SIM card unless you buy load (which I won't need until 6 months from now). WP7 is very fluid. None of the jerkiness I've had with some Android devices. Haven't had any crashes or freezes on it unlike on iOS and Android, either. Then again, I don't use it as much as iOS or Android. Live tiles is a decent alternative to widgets. Gives you information at a glance but more uniform looking unlike Android widgets which can be all over the place (granted, the WP7 tiles might look really boring to some folks). I really like the Metro UI. It just looks really polished. Unfortunately, while the browser (Internet Explorer) is fairly decent, it's limited to just 6 tabs. The app situation is also atrocious. While I have no problem finding apps I need for Android and iOS, app selection for WP7 is just really poor and searching for apps often give junk results.
While social networking is built-in, there's always the option not to use it. No one's forcing you to link your Facebook account with WP7 and you can easily unpin any unneeded app from the home screen. It's not actually a Facebook app per se, more like Facebook is tightly integrated with built-in apps such as the "people app" (basically WP7's contacts) and pictures. As for data usage, even with all the background pinging and location services enabled, WP7 still manages to use less than 1MB per day. Contrast that with my LG Thrive Android which uses 2MB per day minimum primarily due to "Dialer/System" and up to now, I have no idea why since I'm syncing the same info on Android as I am on WP7.
