Finding tablet-oriented apps for Android is a hunt, a chore, and a grind.…
Things get even worse when you realize Google Play shows different apps on its website and on individual tablets; even though the Google Play website claims some apps run on an Asus Transformer Prime, the apps didn’t show up on Google Play on the Prime.
And just because an app claims to run on tablets doesn’t mean it was designed for tablets. Often, after you download an app you’ll discover that it’s ugly or nearly useless because it was designed for a 4-inch screen.
via The iPad Wins Because Android Tablet Apps Suck: An Illustrated Guide.
And on and on. This is why Android supporters claiming it’ll overtake Apple in tablets are nuts, dreamers, or wading chest deep into a river in Egypt.
The Android crowd is waiting for non-iPad competitors like the Amazon Kindle Fire or Barnes & Noble Nook to sell in enough quantities to claim “Android tablets” outsell iPads. Setting aside that the Kindle Fire is not even a real Android tablet, these color e-readers don’t compete against the iPad except maybe in the most superficial way. An iPad sale “lost” to one of these is something Apple wasn’t getting anyway.
Android fans will fool no one but themselves and the usual Apple bashing crowd. It’s there own private echo chamber they’re talking to.
The Small Wave. 
I definitely understand the way this looks, and it’s true. Not a ton of Android apps are *designed* for tablets. However, your tablet is running ICS or later, I find it doesn’t really matter. Of the ~130 apps I run, there are maybe 2 or 3 of them that don’t look just as nice on my Nexus 7 as on my One X.
I’m certainly not claiming that Android tablets will outshine the iPad… but look at what’s happened to the mobile phone market.