Googlebook apps come with five different Play Store labels

Google Play now uses five labels to show how well Android apps work on Googlebooks.

Made for desktop and Optimized for desktop signal the best laptop experience, while Compatible with desktop offers more basic support.

Better on the website and Built for mobile warn you when the app may not be the best choice for a larger screen.

Googlebooks are finally here, and while the new hardware is getting plenty of attention, there’s another part of Google’s desktop push that could end up being just as important: figuring out which Android apps are actually worth using on a laptop.

After all, having access to millions of Play Store apps sounds great. But anyone who has tried running a phone-first Android app on a large display knows how inelegant things can get.