I think Apple's OSk has a few key advantages that I think should be replicated in other handheld devices. I ask you to put your bias (against the brand name, looks, Apple Inc, etc) aside for a second and just to see these as a new concept\technology\idea: 1). Dynamically sizeable key active areas: The active area for the keys do not always correspond to the on-screen display, although that's the default behaviour, but it can readjust the 'landing zone' according to the best prediction derived from the active dictionary(ies). ie: When the user has typed T-I-M... the active area for the letter 'E" will be enlarged (at the cost of nearby keys: W, S, D, F, R). 2). Auto correction with support for multiple languages (ie: You can select English, French and German dictionaries to be active simultaneously) 3). Alternate keys to be displayed on hold: Everyone already has seen that on the iphone\itouch when you hold your finger down on a key it will show an enlarged display of said key above your finger. On some keys, this feature is extended to show multiple selections (ie: show accented characters for a, e, i, o). A good feature to give easy access to lesser used keys on cramped display space. Sachin007: You might want to reconsider branding things as 'X is even better than Y' when you 'seriously don't know about' Y. (quoted from your own post). And I agree that 'discussion about companies and their policies are irrelevant here', although I don't understand why you also ***** about certain company 'dictating their own customers' on the same post