A method of providing haptic feedback at a portable electronic device, the electronic device comprising a display housing including a touch-sensitive display, and a keyboard housing including a physical keyboard, the keyboard housing being moveably coupled to the display housing such that the physical keyboard is moveable relative to the touch-sensitive display between a first position in which the physical keyboard is exposed for use and a second position in which the physical keyboard is not exposed for use, the physical keyboard comprising mechanical keys and touch sensors, the mechanical keys configured such that they are depressible to enter characters associated with the mechanical keys, and the touch sensors configured for detecting touches on the mechanical keys when a force is insufficient to cause depression of the mechanical keys, the method comprising: when the physical keyboard is in the first position in which the physical keyboard is exposed for use, disabling haptic feedback to the touch-sensitive display, and in response to detecting a first touch on the physical keyboard, the first touch having a force insufficient to cause depression of any of the mechanical keys to enter any of the characters associated with the mechanical keys and the first touch being associated with haptic feedback, providing first haptic feedback to the physical keyboard by actuating a haptic actuator disposed in the keyboard housing at a first intensity; when the physical keyboard is in the second position in which the physical keyboard is not exposed for use and in response to detecting a second touch on the touch-sensitive display, wherein the second touch is associated with haptic feedback, providing second haptic feedback to the touch-sensitive display by actuating the haptic actuator disposed in the keyboard housing at a second intensity, wherein the second intensity is greater than the first intensity, such that haptic feedback is provided to the touch-sensitive display disposed in the display housing, which is different than the keyboard housing in which the haptic actuator is disposed. when the physical keyboard is in the first position in which the physical keyboard is exposed for use, disabling haptic feedback to the touch-sensitive display, and in response to detecting a first touch on the physical keyboard, the first touch having a force insufficient to cause depression of any of the mechanical keys to enter any of the characters associated with the mechanical keys and the first touch being associated with haptic feedback, providing first haptic feedback to the physical keyboard by actuating a haptic actuator disposed in the keyboard housing at a first intensity; when the physical keyboard is in the second position in which the physical keyboard is not exposed for use and in response to detecting a second touch on the touch-sensitive display, wherein the second touch is associated with haptic feedback, providing second haptic feedback to the touch-sensitive display by actuating the haptic actuator disposed in the keyboard housing at a second intensity, wherein the second intensity is greater than the first intensity, such that haptic feedback is provided to the touch-sensitive display disposed in the display housing, which is different than the keyboard housing in which the haptic actuator is disposed.