It appears on every spec page of the N900. No native MMS, no 3G video calls, no individual ringtone per contact, no text2speech engine for reading text messages or announcing callers' names, OS only designed for landscape orientation, no voice dialling, ... I mean: Who would ever buy this as a phone except for a few geeks that appreciate SSH and the ability to hack their devices more than all these missing features you expect even from the cheapest phones today? What the phone is, what it can do and what it can't, is a very clear statement of who it's designed for.

I will never understand those who bought it even though they clearly expected at least some of those missing features and now claim they'd been "betrayed" or whatever... It's them who made a mistake, not Nokia.