I still miss my Nokia N900. Being able to feel a text or other message come in, pulling it out and popping the keyboard to activate the screen, reading the mes

I still miss my Nokia N900. Being able to feel a text or other message come in, pulling it out and popping the keyboard to activate the screen, reading the message, and then being able to type my response with two thumbs without looking at the screen was a delight. Plus the one window per conversation thing across all protocols (it was IIRC libpurple backed) worked -really- well due to the extremely good window switching system. Oh, and a resistive touch screen which meant (a) tactile feedback (b) it actually worked in mild rain. Ok, it was significantly pants at pretty much everything else, but as an upgraded pure communications device I don't think I've ever liked anything better (remove 'upgraded' and it and my beloved series of 6310i dumbphones are neck and neck).