There's good arguments to be made both ways but you're doing a lot of speculation/editorializing about the future instead of addressing more specific examples o

There's good arguments to be made both ways but you're doing a lot of speculation/editorializing about the future instead of addressing more specific examples of how you think iOS is falling behind in a more concrete way. I don't think that's a good approach to get substantive opinions. Besides this cloud-to-device feature, which sounds a lot like Apple's Push notifications to me, can you cite a few more examples? You mention Gingerbread is going to address fragmentation but Google has stated <2.2 will remain in use for lower end/legacy devices. How does that solve fragmentation anytime soon? If Gingerbread is coming out in October there is a pretty good chance 50% (at least) of Android devices won't even have 2.2 by then.