I really can't do much about you being 100% proof to arguments. The only thing you're able to accept is that people AGREE with you. So sorry, but in such circumstances I can't serve you with anything you'd consider valid.

I had no idea what website you used as my video was an answer (requested by my forum users) to a QUOTE from your message posted on my forums, which did not mention which site you had problems with. I found this thread some 20 hours after publishing the video. Dates speak for themselves.

I scrolled the pages at a zoom level I normally use. If you're used to iPhone's zoom levels where you constantly need to scroll left & right and up & down then it really isn't my fault.

Ask those who host the site the feed comes from to be more active. I really can't do much about them publishing so rarely.

Because in your original message you didn't say ANYTHING about the widget. Instead you ran a competition of namecalling about the N900 not supporting A2DP at all. Be more precise next time and you'll get more precise feedback.

Because I am a free man in a free world and I can freely express my opinions about anything, including the iPhone, which for me isn't a holy cow.

And what would you expect people to compare it to? Feature phones?

Your videos aren't religious dogmas no one is allowed to disagree with. What's cr*ppy for you does not automatically have to be cr*ppy for everyone else.

Well, according to what you compared the N900 with, it's..... YOU.

I have different sense of "talking" than constantly using words like cr*p, garbage, etc. That's where we differ.

And what does it have to do with scrolling in browser getting unsmooth for 3 miliseconds? Do you consider it a platform-wide issue? Or maybe it's the Linux kernel responsible for that?

Because three years from now, when Nokia releases N990 and it has an issue, you will say that it is a three year old platform and such issues shouldn't be happening. Do you sense the analogy?

No offence, but your problems (no matter if petty or serious) don't interest me much and I have much better things to do than recording such videos at 4:00 in the morning. I posted the video ON REQUEST of users of my forum so that THEY can jugde themselves if the issues are of any importance FOR THEM. THEY requested it so they got it.

I'd suggest that you contact Nokia and have the unit replaced. The Korean worker who assembled your phone must have had a very bad day or too much alcohol the day before. That's the only explanation I can give considering that the browser on my device does not crash and the phone doesn't stop accepting calls. And, as I said, I've been using the N900 daily since the beginning of September.

Or maybe, considering that I got the phone from Nokia, they made a BETTER unit especially for me

As long as it explains why scrolling on the N900 may be slower, which is the issue you are complaining about, YES.

Yeah, how about it? Strangely, it doesn't seem to be happening on mine, and not even on the early proto I had before.

I couldn't be farther from making excuses for Nokia than I am. My N900 preview had a longer list of drawbacks than advantages and the full review I'm going to post soon will have an even longer one, now that I know that some of the issues weren't prototype only but got to the final release.

But my experiences just CAN be different than yours, things that annoy or disappoint me CAN be different than what annoys or disappoints you, and I also MAY have different NEEDS and EXPECTATIONS than you causing that what makes the N900 a "crap" and a "garbage" for you, for me isn't of absolutely ANY importance.

For instance, I'd happily agree to have that scrolling issue in the browser over the next FIVE YEARS in exchange for Nokia giving me voice dialling (a must for me) and full navigation software ASAP.

As you can see: DIFFERENT PEOPLE, DIFFERENT NEEDS AND EXPECTATIONS. Just because for someone your issues aren't that important (while some others - uniportant for you - are) doesn't make one a paid Nokia fanboy.

And knowing all the above so clearly, why did you get such a cr*ppy product of such a cr*ppy company IN THE FIRST PLACE? Shouldn't you be more CAUTIOUS if you have such a tragic experiences with them and their cr*ppy phones?

I'd say next time test drive their product before buying, or blame yourself...