@konttori: Sorry for saying this, but you must have fantastically little imagination. Of course there is reason for it. I'm trying to figure out how you are thinking. Could it be that because the N900 is also a phone, so that now you don't need to BT around in the filesystem of your phone? Is that it? I'm trying to think of how many people I know with only one phone. I can only think about unemployed students, and retired people, and a few more (I know my boss has only got a single, work-paid phone, for example). But almost everyone else have TWO phones: Work, and private.

And that's just one thing. There are lots more. The N900 is touted as a mobile computer, which means: Don't cripple it. Don't think out your own, limited use cases. That's the point with calling something a computer: You don't think up the use cases in advance, it's a generic computing device and the user is the one to think up the use cases, not the vendor.