This tells me that Nokia should take a lesson or two from Steve Jobs marketing book: they have a superior device (in fact they've had it for two years or more already), yet, outside of geek circles, nobody knows it, as if thet wouldn't like to really sell it. Meanwhile people enjoy being sodomized by the closed feature set of the iDevice du jour, where everthing they do outside of it will be wiped out in the next firmware update, and an open device, where the only limitation you have is dictated by the hardware, is collecting dust in some warehouse due to the incompetence of nokia marketing department.
Sorry for the tirade, but I cannot stand collective stupidity.