I agree, the word fragmentation means nothing here. The word he was looking for was inconsistency, but he chose fragmentation because that's the most popular ne

I agree, the word fragmentation means nothing here. The word he was looking for was inconsistency, but he chose fragmentation because that's the most popular negative buzzword related to Android, even though it makes little sense to use it in this case. That being said, I agree that Google should strive for even more consistency in their OS and their own apps. I do think they are learning and moving in the right direction, though. They just need to do it faster and even more holistically.