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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Banshee16" data-source="post: 5661887" data-attributes="member: 7883">I'm not saying that's what's been discussed here.  But I've seen the argument made by reviewers...usually when they're in the midst of complaining about Android Honeycomb devices, or justifying lower scores etc.Now that I've been using one, I can say I really haven't been finding that many that were not optimized, yet would benefit from being so.  There's one for seeing issues of Canadian newspapers, and yes, it's not great.  But many of the ones that are not optimized for tablets still seem to work pretty darn well, and make effective use of screen space.  Your statement is not incorrect.  But I do feel that the case is a little overexaggerated.  If you play with many of these apps that aren't optimized, they still work pretty well.And, at the end of the day, apps are one of Apple's advantages. But with Honeycomb, you've got higher resolution screens, most have much better connectivity, ability to use Flash, better implementation of notifications, better multitasking, etc.So it depends what someone's looking for.  If they care more for apps than for those other things, then go Apple.  But one has to question how much it truly matters.Time will tell.  More and more Honeycomb apps are coming out. And once Ice Cream Sandwich hits, it won't even be a relevant discussion, I'm thinking.Banshee</blockquote>