Seriously, the only thing N900 has shown the non-developer/geek world is: - Nokia can make the thickest smartphone on the market and give it a poor battery life and average keyboard (E71 KB being the benchmark) - they are willing to push out software which is not quite ready - They put little effort in making sure the entire phone experience is consistent (both in quality and UI design) - provide no decent development platform tools/documentation for developers to write apps with. Great for hardcore linux developers, screw everyone else - Nokia's pride "OVI" is not even fully supported on n900. OVI sync doesn't work. The only thing they actually showed with the n900 is they can make an awesome phone for developers and linux geeks