Have you zapped your PRAM lately?
A small amount of your computer’s memory, called “parameter random-access memory” or PRAM (pronounced p-ram), stores certain settings in a location that OS X can access quickly. The particular settings that are stored depend on your type of Mac and the types of devices connected to it. The settings include your designated startup disk, display resolution, speaker volume, and other information.
Power off your computer. Then power the device on while simultaneously holding down the [command]+[option]+[P]+[R] keys. You should hear the Apple chime before the computer reboots. Continue holding the keys down until you hear the second Apple chime to clear the PRAM.
Resetting PRAM may change some system settings and preferences. Use System Preferences to restore your settings.
That is true. But there are a number of regular users who won’t go through the process to root, install the necessary tools required to edit the build.prop file to get tablet UI. Especially Android novices who ar7e2#8&1n;t that tech savy