Well right now I still have the protective film on the back with which it shipped. That does attract fingerprints. I suspect it would without the cover too. But it doesn't matter too much as I will have a case on it soon.
That said when I can get an N4 bumper from Google it might be more of an issue--if I decide to go that route. The back is kind of cool looking to cover up.
As for switching... it is still an ongoing process. There are things I greatly like over iOS and somethings I miss--particularly notifications popping up when device is off, and appearing as a banner when it is on (or outright pop-up).
I AM starting to really like the little notification LED though, now that I finally have it configured with Light Flow.
I LOVE having the power control widget. It is even better than the iOS equivalent when jailbroken.
I LOVE that there is a builtin wifi hotspot. Was shocked to see this actually.
I DO miss iCloud calendars and contacts but I am getting used to Google instead.
I LIKE how this really is "post PC." I didn't need to connect to mac/pc for anything--not even once like I do on iOS to tell iTunes to sync wirelessly.
I DO wish it could be turned on with something other than the power switch. But that is mostly a minor issue.
I should also point out that there is a lot more to learn when going to Android. There are so many more options for almost everything--and for me that is a good thing. But I like to fully understand anything I use so I have been reading like crazy trying to get up to speed. I happen to enjoy that but if it is not your thing you might be a but overwhelmed.
Michael
Woah on the built-in WiFi hotspot!
It's great to see you giving the Nexus 4 a chance, and enjoying it.