I agree about the keyboard with a caveat (and this is based on my experience with the Nexus 7, I'm still hemming and basic about replacing my phone with an Andr

I agree about the keyboard with a caveat (and this is based on my experience with the Nexus 7, I'm still hemming and basic about replacing my phone with an Android device) - the touch recognition relative to where you actually touch seems (if this makes sense) more accurate but less natural. iOS devices seem to put the touch at slightly above where I tap, meaning that it triggers where I'm looking at more than where I'm actually tapping. It's subtle but I find it quite difficult to type and web browse on the Nexus sometimes. I do love swiping words now I'm used to it though. Shame there's a palpable mental shift that has to happen when I had to stop swiping for stuff like proper nouns though.