I know you're being a bit sarcastic but: > Some years later everyone will realize that desktops are not phones and are meant to utilize more available screen s

I know you're being a bit sarcastic but: > Some years later everyone will realize that desktops are not phones and are meant to utilize more available screen space. Keep in mind there's plenty of android apps designed to function on tablets with much larger screens. Obviously there's not nearly as many as on the iOS side of the world where the iPad is far more successful, and there's a wide variability in how good they are at taking advantage of the extra real estate. But they're out there. The real issue, IMO, is that those apps are designed with a touch-based UX, and that doesn't translate well to mouse-based interaction. And one of the few areas where Apple and I are in agreement is in poor ergonomics of a touchscreen on a laptop or PC.