You can expect anything you want. Feel free. But Nokia never promised those things, did they? So why do you expect them?

Besides that, you do have some of the things you expect if you really want them. For example, you can get turn-by-turn navigation if you want it. It isn't as if Nokia is preventing you, but you not only expect it, you apparently expect it for free too. You would never expect that of a PC or Netbook.

My point was that if you look at the history of the device and how it came to be it seems clear that the creators of it thought of it more as a sort of Netbook than as a Phone. A really small portable PC type device where you could install any software you want and not be restricted by what the device vendor provided. In that world, if a free app doesn't do what you want, you go find one that does, or make one yourself.

Ultimately, if those things you expect were really super important to you, then you should have bought a device that had them. Expecting non-promised features to appear for free later on isn't being realistic. Complaining about that here does no one any good.