This is the latest in our Weekend Poll series. For last week's, see Did You Get An Android Device For The Holidays?

In tablets, having buttons on-screen rather than built into the body is standard operating procedure. On phones, however, there's really only one that eschews physical buttons for software, and that's the Galaxy Nexus. Still fuzzy on what I mean? Take a look at the comparison shot below, lifted from our review of the Galaxy Nexus:

On the left, the Galaxy Nexus, with its three software buttons displayed on-screen. On the right, a Motorola Atrix, with its four hardware buttons at the bottom.

By now, you've hopefully experienced software buttons for yourself (and read Ron's editorial on Why On-Screen Virtual Buttons In ICS Will Be Great) - but what do you think? Do you prefer one style for tablets and another for phones? Or is your preference universal? Sound off below, then share your thoughts in the comments below.