If he had wanted to make an article talking about the specific benefits of Android he could have gone to massive lengths about widgets, pervasive search, intent

If he had wanted to make an article talking about the specific benefits of Android he could have gone to massive lengths about widgets, pervasive search, intents (holy crap I can't believe anyone would go back to iOS after using intents heavily), the stack-UI paradigm, background tasks, or any other features that already existed before ICS, but doesn't make sense to use them when comparing a new device that tries to polish and fix up the smaller details which are the basic critiques of iPhone users.