> mouse?  why would anyone want to go back using a mouse when they can directly
> touch anywhere in the screen?
>
> that's why wireless screen mirroring is the sweet goal:  you still have your
> device in your hand to act as a touchscreen remote controller.

I think that would feel really weird using the touch screen without 
looking at it, how would you know where to tap? But I've never tried it. 
Or do you mean just using it like a trackpad on an old laptop? I hate 
those too, give me a mouse please!

> what's wrong with that UI?  isn't it so fine that Windows is emulating it? ;)

The problem is not so much the UI itself, but that the graphics are 
designed for a 4" display, if you replicate it pixel-for-pixel onto a 
24"+ screen then everything is just too big. I wonder if there is a way 
to tell Android dynamically that you are using a different ppi screen 
now and to adjust itself, I've always just put up with a 30cm wide icon 
to launch YouTube when I've connected mine up :-)

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