I have learned and used both within the last few months with the most up to date versions of both and I settled on Angular for our CRUD business applications.

Angular is more mature, well thought out, better supported, much better documented, is logically consistent throughout, supports the concepts of MVC properly (unit testing is a breeze), much easier to use with REST backends I could go on and on.

There simply is no comparison.

Ember, even after the major changes recently, feels like someone's idea of how MVC should be done without consulting any existing standards or ideas about MVC or REST or any related technology and just throwing in things without thinking them through.

Angular feels far more trustworthy and serious to me than Ember by many orders of magnitude.

Neither though are even close the level of documentation and support and widespread relevant reference apps as I was used to in the .net world (for example), but Angular is the more solid choice in my opinion.

I would recommend Angular over Ember at this point in time unreservedly for making actual applications versus websites.