Are you sure? I'm a former iPhone owner, and the touch was main of it disadvantages.<p>The touch keyboard is awfully slow. It is a very big step backwards, comparing to Blackberry or Android G1. And, I know, it sells under "don't expect that much it's a phone, you can live with it".<p>As for the tablet, a portable machine - something between a laptop, and phone, I expect an <i>option</i> to use the actual keyboard. Otherwise, it's going to be utterly <i>passive</i> machine.<p>Other disadvantages were, for instance, display which makes iPhone unsuitable for browsing the web, even in a bed. This is the lesson fully learned by Apple, though.