Yeah, that is what I was thinking for years too. But now... Maybe I'm getting old(er)... Some feature is quite useful for me... Sending money to my wife with instant message or just log in to my bank account in the middle of nowhere to do the same... Or just see our shared calendar to know what our day would look like (pick up children and my wife, visit grandma', go shopping...) With n900 I could not do that. And I still not feel that something is wrong with me... And I cannot say to my grandmother (86 years old) that "Hey, something is wrong with you using videochat to see your great-grand children"... Interesting

Edit:// My point is - you have to learn your manner of using technologies, even if it is "smart" or modern or anything. There was a picture I saw lately with a sentence that was written on a wall of a house (it was a graffity): "Only dead fish swims with the stream". For me it says: you can swim against but you have to learn how. You have to live with (and in) the stream.