As far as I know, Nokia never promised Ovi Maps with navigation for N900. It was just our sincere hope, which is not necessarily dead yet, although there is no such thing in sight at the moment. Nokia to blame of demise of Maemo? Maybe, but for me N900 is not obsolete yet. I also see point in their strategy of migrating to MeeGo. From Nokia's point of view, they need an OS which has as wide user base as possible (they need it fast) and this is easier to achieve with merging Maemo and Moblin to MeeGo. Nokia did great job by bringing official support for Qt to N900, this means that our beloved N900 is not obsolete at least yet. All good things come to an end and at least I knew what I was going to get when I bought my N900. But then of course, if you are more comfortable with some other device and/or manufacturer, then it's best that you stick with such device and/or manufacturer. It's really as simple as that. That's what I do and for me there is a reason why I stick with Nokia.