Not really, its a great conversion from the PC and the touch controls work great.  So it is still a great game that I can now play on the move.  However a couple of things were a let down for this release, a couple of the modes are missing (Survival, Puzzle, Zen Garden and Mini-Game modes) and the frame rate suffers a little when the screen gets busy.

Hopefully PopCap will release a few updates to fix these issues though, and at £1.79 I can hardly complain too much.  Bit of a shame that the iPhone release didn’t get any platform exclusive features, but fingers crossed there is more to come!

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It basically is a XL version of the iPod Touch or iPhone, which means it suffers from the same limitations as these devices, who wants a tablet PC that can’t multi task?

Yes it has the same good looks we would expect but the odd old school 4:3 aspect ration of the screen is a bit of a let down. 10 hours battery life is good though, although knowing Apple this will probably not be the case if the iPhone is anything to go by.

Apples first gen hardware is usually a bit flaky so it will be interesting to see how it holds up when released in March/April.