I've been a huge Nokia fan since the 90s. I waited for the N900 in the face of the iPhone and Android devices.

In my opinion, Nokia has bigger problems than fixing the N900. The are "six of six" in the smartphone marketplace right now and falling quickly. The N8 is likely to die on the vine the same way that the N900 did. I wouldn't hold your breath for any further support of significance with the N900. They seem to be pinning reentry of the market on the N8 amd N9, both of which, as far as I know, are "Symbian" platforms. Even the Nokia people acknowledge that they've lost it, and it won't be until 2011 that they have OS parity -- which won't be Maemo.