Like I said, android has more features than iOS (in the case of your gaming). While your take on the tablet version is mostly focused on gaming, most people don't know about emulators and such. Most apps, specifically productivity (with a few exceptions, such as drive, as you mentioned), just aren't as optimized for tablets in Android as they are in iOS. That's why I said as I did - most developers tend to spend more time on iOS tablet versions than Android tablet versions (actually, you can say more time on iOS in general).

As an avid Android fan (oh, how much I despise Apple's subpar hardware with minimalist, closed-source software), I strongly want Android on tablets to be very successful. While the argument can be made that Android on phones is just as great for "the everyday Joe, " the same argument can't be made for tablets. The app support just isn't as prominent as it is for iPads.

Don't get me wrong - I feel Android is taken major leaps and bounds in the tablet space, and definitely could be an amazing experience, but that would require a lot more app developers focusing a bit more on optimizing their apps for tablet use, and I'm not sure how that's going to happen, since they spend a lot more time making sure their apps work for iOS than Android (and coming from a programmer's standpoint - ouch. Objective-C vs Java? No contest.)

Source: www.androidcentral.com