Fair enough, if so then compare Android with iOS and the Android userbase with the iOS userbase, i.e. the iPad, iPod Touch.
The fandroids in topics like this one are delusional and seemingly motivated by anti-Apple hatred. Reminds me of all the Linux advocates who 5 or so years ago insisted that Linux and OpenOffice were going to take over the desktop from Windows and Office.
Market share means nothing when the adopters are freetards, you may have some numbers, you will not have quality of revenue. And anyway, what is the return rate like on Android handsets?
I agree, and furthermore, based on my own observations, it seems like a lot of Android users don't even know that their phone is running Android, much less have ever heard of anything called "the Android marketplace". Those users don't count towards the size of the platform, by any useful metric.
