Physical Buttons to be Removed from the iPhone 5 and Next Gen iPad?

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We all know that Steve Jobs didn't want any physical buttons on the first gen iPhone, and now, it seems that Steve Jobs will get his way.  A lot of rumors point out that the iPhone 5 and the next generation iPad will lose their physical buttons, and will be replaced by touch screen controls.

We'll have to wait and see how Apple designs the next gen iDevices and if we can really work with devices with all touch screen controls.
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