Don't fret about it - this is perfectly in line with the browser being considered an OS by the same people [1]
In their vocabulary OS == "platform" and while these notions are sometimes interchangeable, in regards to market-share that's really comparing apples to oranges.
Three reasons for that - (1) Java ME could start being distributed on Android phones (God, I hope not) + (2) Java ME is not a standard you can rely on and Nokia/Symbian and Samsung/Bada could always ditch Java ME, effectively killing it + (3) Java ME is as potent as Java's browser plugin is - good distribution numbers, poor apps, unsatisfied customers and in general a plague.
In their vocabulary OS == "platform" and while these notions are sometimes interchangeable, in regards to market-share that's really comparing apples to oranges.
Three reasons for that - (1) Java ME could start being distributed on Android phones (God, I hope not) + (2) Java ME is not a standard you can rely on and Nokia/Symbian and Samsung/Bada could always ditch Java ME, effectively killing it + (3) Java ME is as potent as Java's browser plugin is - good distribution numbers, poor apps, unsatisfied customers and in general a plague.
[1] http://money.cnn.com/magazines/business2/business2_archive/2...