I'm not sure I accept your conclusions as foregone. I think creativity will always find a way-- what's more important than anything else here IMO is an assurance that creative effort will not be for nothing, ie, that the value will persist for a reasonable time. Nokia did a poor job of conveying just that assurance... now it is trying to do better.

So, yes, let's talk about creative potential, so we don't get mired in the clamor for Office apps...