When the N900 was introduced in 2009, Nokia representatives kept repeating that it was meant for a very special segment of the market and that people who wanted a "smartphone" (whatever that is) should get an N97 or some other S60 device. They were very clear about that and they knew why. What we see now is people who just aren't the target group complaining about missing features that the target group wouldn't even notice. So what? It was designed for people who never knew their previous phone could send *-something-# codes, anyway. For people who use facebook instead of MMS. They love it. (Just to make one thing clear: I'm not in the target group myself. I knew I wasn't before I bought it, but I never intended to use it as a phone. So I'm not complaining. Much.)