Slow Cooked Bacon

Despite the fact that the sales numbers are impressive, Android should really be doing much better than it is.  A single device (the iPhone) is still its largest competitor.  Shouldn't the scales have tipped by now, the way they did in the early 80s in the Apple versus PC war?  The iPhone, with proprietary, closed technology scuttling by with 10% market share while Android eats the other 90%?  Why is the iPhone still even a factor?

Look no further than the most recent high-profile Android release (the Droid Bionic) and the advertising for it:

This kind of stuff scares the crap out of everybody who doesn't love computers.  It's not focused on what those features let you do (easily hook up your phone to show pictures and movies on your TV, stream high-quality video without long buffering times, switch between games and apps quickly without lag...)  It's focused on silicon, metal, and glass.  People aren't buying phones for that.  They are buying them for what they can do.

Nearly every ad campaign I've seen for Android devices either goes for the "crazy awesome feature list" approach or the "we're just like an iPhone" approach.  Those two approaches are going to keep Android neck-in-neck with the iPhone, rather than dominating it like Wintel dominated Apple in the 80s and 90s.