This sort of comment does come up every now and again. I’ll say the same thing as I did last time:

This is a privately-owned website. Droid, while originally referring to only Droid-branded devices, is more a euphemism for the entire Android community than anything else, at least in the opinion of the general public. As a privately-owned website, they could run articles about animal husbandry if they so chose; and if would be up to us, the readers, to simply not frequent the site if we didn’t like that content.

Whenever news comes up in the Droid-branded world, it shows up here. But the Android world is significantly more diverse than just the Droid-branded world. With I/O just having finished, Jelly Bean is the hot topic, so there will be many articles regarding Jelly Bean, and thus the Galaxy Nexus, as it is the only commerically-available device (that I’m aware of) that has Jelly Bean builds out.

I, for one, am very glad to have a site I can visit that aggregates a wide range of Android news into one location. The Droid-Life twitter feed is among those I check regularly to stay abreast of developments in the Android world.

There was a time when almost all the news here was about the Motorola Droid X. The HTC One series has its time in the spotlight. The Galaxy Nexus and SGS3 are Samsung devices, and they’re the source of most of the news at present, so they’re most recently in the spotlight. The torch has been passed before, and it’ll pass again.

Admittedly, it does hurt a little bit to continually hear cool stuff about devices one may not own, but I’d rather suffer that and have a good source of news, than for the site to be brand-specific and have to pass on info from the Android community at large.

And yes, I know. TL;DR. I’m venting more than anything else.