Mark Shuttleworth has mentioned that he will not support Android apps natively, because it dilutes the relevance of the OS in his mind. But when hackers/developers come up with a good Android compatibility layer (which, oddly, Mark Shuttleworth himself has already demonstrated is possible) the OS will REALLY be the OS of choice for smartphones.

Which means it will end up on my Droid Bionic. I hope.

However, the ratio of stationary computers will decrease heavily since more and more people will compromise and buy a mobile system for its primary use. Only those people will buy desktops who actually need it (which is not that many nowadays).

Here is more of the full picture: No matter how advanced mobile devices become, the technological advances they bring will always mean that stationary devices — with their increased power capabilities and the ability to have tons of mass storage that isn’t restricted to internet speeds — are going to be even better!

And those improvements, while they may not offer advantages to people like you who only want to grab details from authotitative sources, will mean that there are going to be computer uses who want to build their technology needs around stationary devices.