I think Nokia is scratching their heads wondering why the blow back as of late (Knowing Nokia, they hadn't anticipated it). It isn't that we want support for the N900 to remain indefinitely but rather for it to remain relevant if all that is different is an OS, this is a Mobile computer right, well it should just be an OS update no need to have enforced specs. Also the biggest issue is the Nokia culture which shows that products get abruptly dropped ... it's like Nokia brought the Feature phone philosophy over to the Smartphone segment, and this has led to projects that don't get completed or bug fixes arriving late, or information flowing out at a snails pace.

I fully understand what Texrat means by find your indentity, because Nokia is sure having an identity crisis. Evidence being the Symbian, Harmattan, MeeGo, Maemo fiasco that ensues as I type this. Being tight lipped on Flash 10.1 (I'm pissed because I can't stream the damn Worldcup), and so many other issues that are an indictment of Nokia's lost indentity. Are you open or are you closed? Inquiring minds need to know.