> Windows Mobile is dead, so UWP is really just for desktops and Xbox Surface Pros are desktops but closer to tablets/iPad style. So it is like a desktop on mo

> Windows Mobile is dead, so UWP is really just for desktops and Xbox Surface Pros are desktops but closer to tablets/iPad style. So it is like a desktop on mobile platform really. Lots of business apps are going to the Surface for control reasons like that. Who knows, maybe one day Microsoft returns to mobile phones not just tablets, Surface Pros are making inroads and Windows Ink is solid. Bill Gates tablet vision was too early, Microsoft has a valid competitor, but yea it is technically 'desktop'. Big reasons Microsoft went UWP: Surface/tablets, AOT compiling, Windows Store and building compat with .NET standard/core 2, touch inputs + mouse input, none of which WPF offered. UWP will evolve but it is going to closely match iOS/Android more than Windows desktops of the past.