Maybe Nokia can't figure out what the NIT's true market is because they have too many preconceptions occluding the issue and not enough insightful research.

Nokia, put a software-defined radio (SDR, see article here) in the N9xx so users can do the obvious PMP sorts of things like digital radio, TV and analog stuff. New users probably understand these features' value. Perhaps we can then make it synch PIMs and calendars.

Moreover, it seems to me that, given software control over the radios, Nokia could then add some cb-like features. (I don't know what other new ideas people are contributing because I've been "generally blocked" from that Maemo site by General Antilles -- sans the courtesy of explanation; the only innovation-squelcher worse than a busy bureaucrat is an arrogant one!).

Nokia has the stirrings of a very popular system here, but for the blindness of a maturing corporation's inertia it could succeed!