I think you're right. It seems odd that Bray would emphasize the code generation point apropos of nothing. It'd be as if he decided now would be a good time to

I think you're right. It seems odd that Bray would emphasize the code generation point apropos of nothing. It'd be as if he decided now would be a good time to point out that Android devices are in fact Turing-complete and that the language used to program for them is not an innate part of their nature. It could be that he is just making an observation. But I read it as a hint of things to come or possibly a gentle suggestion for others to follow. I think it would be interesting to use Google's Go for the native work, for example.