I thought feeding the trolls was illegal.

Anyway, allow me to throw some gas on the fire.

a) I bought the hardware, not the software. The device has a Nokia logo on it, not a Symantec and when I compare, I read about connectivity, CPU and screen, not software. If you say IPhone beats N900 in any of those departments (hardware) then there is little point in having a conversation.

b) I do not care what you think of IPhone, I handled it before choosing between HTC and Nokia N900. It has a poor screen, no actual bluetooth, can't use a pen, and for the love of whatever deity you have, I will *NOT* pay a shovel of money to have the maker tell me what I can and can't send or who I can connect with or apps to run. That's like buying a Porsche and having Porsche AG telling me on what roads to drive.

If Apple would have let it have free-working Bluetooth and use a pen, I'd consider the IPhone, though a nice screen is a must for me (thus the considering of HTC)

c) You love the N900, otherwise you wouldn't be here. If I buy a broken toy I don't register on the chinese manufacturer's site in hunag-huang to complain about my dollar fifty. I drop it in the trash. You don't like the device, you drop it and get a nice device and register there to learn more.

I saw the IPhone and I didn't go to Apple.com to vent. Neither did I go to HTC informing them if their failure to get me, because I don't care enough. You obviously do. It's not hard, just admit you love us.
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Lost pile of straw around campfire. I declare it null and void.