The big difference between Android ecosystem and Apple ecosystem is that Android want's to make their ecosystem big so they can make money on ads. Apple want's to make their app market great so they can make it big.

That is a rather fundamental difference and explains why the android marketplace is one big sorry mess with no direction. I wish it would be different but it's not.

The difference between the chaos on the internet and the Android ecosystem is almost non-excisting.

So I think it is fair to not spend much time if any on Androids ecosystem. What is there really to say about it other than it's big?

He actually does mention Honeycomb: "No matter how good Google makes Honeycomb, the fact is, almost every company out there will be using it."

It's kind of a shitty argument, though, if you ask me. I don't follow the Android market all that closely, but it seems competitors are, in fact, doing things to differentiate themselves, even if they share the same core OS.

  > The entire article, comparing the tablet market,
  > never _once_ uses the word Android or Honeycomb.

Read again, please.