I thought I missed actually having buttons for things, but recently I found out that no, touch screens are usually superior.
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Depends one what function. Volume and power on a phone I find better than touch controls, since I can control it without looking. And do things like hold the power button to turn of flash light or double tap power button to bring up camera. No need for screen to have been on.
For more complicated UI then touchscreen is better with it being more dynamic like selecting songs.
I have a friend that will only use a flip phone physical keyboard + smart phone features. I don't really care and miss nothing.
I don't actually miss much, but I also don't really use my phone a whole lot. I have a smartphone, but it's pretty close to factory settings. I don't really install apps outside Line, I very rarely make calls on it. It probably gets used for transit directions/maps, mail, and Line 90% of the time.
Maybe not a specific feature, but I do dislike the general trend towards large and larger phones/screens. I must prefer the smaller phones we used to have; I know Apple had their smaller phone lines recently but I think they didn't do particularly well.
Fingerprint readers are a bad idea for a variety of reasons. So this does seem like a loss! What a cool concept.
Since a lot of the other ones have been said already I'll do one that hasn't been said yet:
3D Touch