Einstein, I agree with you 100000%. This is a device is no where near ready from prime time or even play time. What kind of device is it when it gets stuck in a loop rebooting and rebooting and rebooting, and the only way to fix it is to put in a Linux disk? This makes no sense at all. I could be wrong but many of those working on developing software for this device do not pay the full price that we non-developers pay retail. I have spent many days reading this forum and seeing what is written about this thing. For the most part is it not a device meant for the average Joe. It is a nice gizmo, early adopter plaything, but not really practical in any way. There is no syncing software, the video works sometimes (better now than before), the battery is well moving right along. In short this is an barely finished device that will appeal more to the developer side of the house. Nokia screwed the pooh with this device. Mine will go in the draw and sit there until maybe some apps come out to make this a more usable device.