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Most people find it much easier to get used to a virtual keyboard then they think, and the iOS keyboard is great for auto correction to make typing very easy.
Both Android and iOS let you use third party keyboards as well and you will find one to suit you, and they can click when you press them to replicate a key press noise.
There are lots of articles about transferring contacts from one platform to another. the important thing is to know where your contacts are now. if they are just on the phone you have a serious issue. Contacts and calendar should either be attached to a cloud based service such as hotmail or Gmail or synced with Outlook or whatever mail client you use on a computer.
If and when you decide to make the switch the community here will be able to help you with some specific instructions.
They do both and are thus very versatile so you can use them in whatever way suits you the best.
With a larger phone one handed typing is difficult just because of the size and width of the phone.
Personally I'm a two thumb typist on the standard iOS keyboard.
I would suggest you are making too much of the physical v virtual keyboard issue. If it were as difficult as you think it is, virtual keyboards would have failed and not dominate in the way that they do.
