How many Android tablets do you see in the market? There are very few left. iPads sadly dominate this space, and if you wonder why that is, I feel it has a lot to do with Google’s approach. The company decided to launch a completely different version of Android for tablets back in 2011, and, it sucked. I’m Brandon Miniman with Pocketnow, and let’s take a quick look back at five reasons why Android Honeycomb is to blame.
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