Wake me up when someone successfully sues Nokia for false advertising.

Until then, this is a case of people 'assuming' the device had functions that were never mentioned as present or not. (The exception being the issues with MfE provisioning).Nokia is not liable for your assumptions. Nor is it required to provide unlimited 'support' - unless your contract of purchase lists 'updates for life'? Mine doesn't.

It's very easy to point to other manufacturers and say 'but they do it'. It would be wonderful if Nokia chose to give us more than our contracts But unless you have a contract promising something, it's a grace item from Nokia. Even PR 1.3.