If Nokia cannot fully support their flagship device, then what hope is there for future models, most current models are pushed on to the market far faster than the software can be fully developed, but this has been standard practice at Nokia for some time (the N80 sucked big balls initially, so did the N95, so did the N97 but they got better once updated) The N900 has now had 2 major updates, but with confirmation that no voice navigation will be forthcoming, why buy their flagship model, when lesser models get working voice navigation and a far superior Ovi maps for free....

Certainly Nokia will never capture the smartphone market like this.

And the Flash silence furthers concerns that owners of the N900 will be dumped once the first working Meego phone appears, which i would put bets on being pushed out as early as Q3 2010.

What would instill confidence in both Nokia and the new Meego OS is for Nokia to push this out to both N900 owners, and new devices this instantly show faith in the OS, and fits in with their 3 OS policy.