Personally, I don't see any continual bugs that hinder me using this as a day-to-day device. Maybe its my usage habits, maybe its my setup, and even still - maybe its the fact that I had realistic expectations and didn't expect miracles on a device that, like all electronic devices, has a lifespan. My N900 has served me well and will continue to serve me well until the next device hits. Even then, I don't see a particularly compelling reason to jump ship immediately. I've gotten comfortable with the flexibility and performance of my N900. It still turns heads and makes people "ooh" and "ahh"... not a primary concern, but it shows that it hasn't outlived its welcome. Altogether, I feel that I got what I paid for: a customizable REAL linux phone that is a capable tablet computer. $550? Who cares?