It's fairly obvious that this feature was stolen from the BlackBerry Passport's touch-sensitive physical keyboard.
It irks me when an original and "groundbreaking" (supposedly) idea is presented by an unpopular company and ignored, but when a snazzy new startup or Apple itself decides to come along and rewrite it for the most popular platform it's lauded like sliced bread.
It irks me when an original and "groundbreaking" (supposedly) idea is presented by an unpopular company and ignored, but when a snazzy new startup or Apple itself decides to come along and rewrite it for the most popular platform it's lauded like sliced bread.