And have you considered the possibility that Adobe changed Flash 10.1 API since the first demonstration and that it's, in fact, NOT ready to be installed, laying on some of their servers. You DON'T know the reason. Maybe it's some bureaucratic nonsense, but maybe, just maybe, there's a real reason. And maybe, just maybe, it's not Nokia's fault. As if they want LESS features on one of their phones. Next MeeGo device will come in 6 months, do you really think they are trying to sell it by withholding features from the N900?

Wait and see what happens, before making conclusions. I am not defending Nokia, but I am giving them the benefit of the doubt, till the story becomes clear. That's logical, no?