Tablet vs phone feature parity — what's missing?

Been running FieldPulse on both tablets (iPad Pro) and phones (iPhone 14) out in the field for about 6 months now. Starting to notice some gaps between the two experiences and wanted to flag them for folks making device decisions. Here's what I've tracked so far: Works on both, no issues: - Work order viewing and updating - Photo capture and annotation - Signature capture - Offline mode sync - GPS check-in/check-out Tablet-only or tablet-works-better: - Split-screen view on iPad — can have work order open alongside maps or PDF manual. Huge time-saver. - Photo annotation precision — drawing boxes/arrows with Apple Pencil vs finger on phone is night and day - Checklist form layout — longer forms don't require as much scrolling, can see full sections at once Phone-only or phone-works-better: - Barcode scanning via camera — feels faster and more natural on phone, less awkward positioning - One-handed operation — obvious, but updating status while carrying gear matters - Pocket-friendly quick checks — pulling phone to confirm next job vs unzipping tablet case Actual gaps (phone missing entirely): - Landscape orientation lock on iPhone — app forces portrait, which is annoying when mounted in vehicle - External keyboard support — Bluetooth keyboard pairs but shortcuts don't work on phone app Unclear if it's missing or I'm missing something: - Customer portal preview — thought I saw this mentioned for tablet but can't find it Anyone else doing the dual-device dance? What am I missing? Especially curious if Android tablets have different gaps than iPad.