Any reason to upgrade my E51 from 200.34.36?

Question

The phone is working fine for me, except for a few minor annoyances.  About the only reason I'd consider upgrading is if it would fix any of these.
1.  My previous phone, a Nokia 6133, had timed profiles, where I could select a profile for some length of time, and the phone would automatically return to the default profile.  Really useful for meetings and the like. My E51 currently can't do this.
2.  I formatted a memory card in the phone, and now it's totally inaccessible from a PC.  I put it in a USB memory card reader, plug it into my system, and nothing.  It doesn't even recognise the memory card, no drive letter appears in explorer like it does when I use a valid memory card. I've checked for a password on the phone, there isn't one.  Itd be nice if there was a way to format a memory card so I can remove it from the phone and access it in a USB reader on a PC.
3.  Going back to the 6133 again, it had the ability to show both the phone contacts and the SIM contacts in one list.  I can get to the contacts in the SIM card on the 6133, but it'd be a useful feature if I didn't have to drill through two or three levels of menus to get to them.  Just hit the contacts button, and there they are.
If none of these are fixed, I can't see any benefit to upgrading - other than these, "If it ain't broke, don't fix it."

Answer 1

See this: http://www.apple.com/finalcutpro/imovie-to-finalcutpro/
I've imported a couple of iMovie '11 projects to Final Cut Pro X. The process works quite seamlessly. The associated Events are also imported to FCP X Events Library. However, in a couple of areas, some items weren't always kept in the correct position - such as Titles. So you may have to play around a bit in order to re-sync some media. Certainly, you will need to check through the whole project to ensure the integrity of the project.
Whilst FCP X can render in the background, I'm finding that things are much quicker in iMovie - each title, transition and effect appears virtually in an instant (no rendering at all during editing). In FCP X, there is a lag - items don't appear to play smoothly until the render is complete. So, when checking how a title or transition looks on playback, to see a smooth result it's best to wait for the render to finish. Of course, this is probably dependent on your system - perhaps I need to upgrade to 8 GB of RAM and a quad core i7.
John