1) Yes, to some extent. Ultimately we are perhaps more focusing on users dumping files on the devices and then accessing them through Tracker than having to "go on managing" them all the time. I don't think that managing is a satisfying or fulfilling use case, consuming them is. Fire and forget is a much better approach, imho. And there's also the PC side there. Explorer or Finder is a really good management UI, so leveraging that when possible isn't a bad thing. 2) Yes, to some extent. No, it's not a PSP or a Nintendo DS. Just the hardware doesn't make something a good gaming device (just ask the Gizmondo guys, for instance. It's a chicken and egg -problem: I personally don't know of a massive library of great games available for the N810. From my personal viewpoint I think that on touch screen devices the best games are utilizing the touch screen. Playing Tux (or what was the penguin game) on the Nokia 770 was quite painful with its hardware rocker. 3) Certainly. 4) Certainly.