No, I don't think so. I think Nokia apologists would tell you this is what you get when you don't research before you buy, that Nokia clearly stated this is a computer first and a phone second, that if you wanted a smartphone you should have bought a smartphone, and stuff like that. Also, that what you describe as missing is useless, oldfashioned and you're wrong to want it. And what you describe as buggy works perfectly for them, and again, it was your fault for expecting it to be something other than it is.