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If you believe that the market is a discounter of all known information, then in my interpretation the market seems to be saying that Kindle and iPod are emblematic of companies operating on offense to create new sources of revenue; whereas Android, for its impressive market share numbers, is perceived as a defensive move to protect existing revenue sources.
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