The typeface is not Myriad but Frutiger, which does look a bit like Myriad, but B&O have had that typeface as their standard for quite some time now.

i win

All I really want out of any phone in general is a very fast UI (not only in terms of responsiveness, but also flow/layout) as well as one that's able to access a network in a painless if not seamless fashion. My expectation for the latter with regards to the iPhone was that it is as easy to get a WLAN signal as it is with my laptop running OS X.

Granted it's in its earliest stage, I have a great deal of confidence that my rather modest requirements would be exceeded by this popular model and would provide an overall pleasant experience. Otherwise, I'm waiting for it to prove its operational stability, become more affordable, and to be supported by the service carrier of my choosing.