Simply? No. You know I read these forums. But I also read every comment from Symbian Guru's farewell post. Whoa, Nokia seems to have their work cut out for them. Maybe it'll put some hair on their chest. But call me what ever you want. I like Nokia, warts and all.

Like some, I don't expect the exact same things from the companys I buy from. Even though I can impulse buy with the best of 'em, I generally try to know what I'm getting into. Sh*t, I bought the n900 through the DDP and I knew full well they weren't giving me a warranty. I'd be lying if I said it didn't take me a few weeks to make that decision, but the price and product were right. I'm very, very happy with the n900, and it gets better every day.

I'm also an Apple customer; I might actually pull the trigger on a new Mac Mini when I'm done writing this. And like my other Apple products, I'll expect it to just work. If it doesn't, I'll walk it across the street. Literally.

Nokia isn't Apple. Thank God.
Apple isn't Nokia. Thank God.

Not sure, but I hope I answered your question.