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Originally Posted by jobber99 View Post
you can if the device is 3 months old AND nokia's been advertising it all over the place. it's not about obsoleting a device naturally, this is like going freakin' dr. krivorkian on it as an infant. usually a device life cycle ends when the device's hardware is too old to keep up. the n900 ain't that yet.
and i know, it's comparing APPLES to freakin' oranges, but this is 2010 and iphone OS, blackberry OS, Android OS, and Windows (before 7) ALL can be loaded on the older phones. this is not 2005 with symbian 6.1 where you gotta buy a new phone to get a new FW.
it's implicit that a flagship phone shouldn't be cut out from underneath it.
It happens. You just have to have faith that this step 4 out of 5 - you did your research, right? - will continue to be supported.

That's yet to be stated. Chin up. Nobody 'wants' or 'needs' anything unless you've made up your mind to think as such.

It works today, so be happy with what you got. That's part of the Maemo "start, stop, restart, drop" method. Been there twice so far. Sorta glad I missed this heartache in the making.

But... I doubt that people will be as left behind as they think. That's my opinion. Patience is required.
 

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