Further uprades for S60 non-touch phones?

Question

Do users of non-touch phones now have to make do with the same software? A lot of people outside major cities must be dissatisfied with the coverage they get - like mpas that 3 years out of date?
I have no interntion of replacing my E72 until it is at least 2 1/2 years old, and I use satnav all the time.
I know that "forever" never means for ever, but aren't there limits to how far you can twist the truth?
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Answer 1

Ah I see what you mean, well I guess there is just not enoguh room in the market for standard keyboard phones, the Asha range were created for people with a low budget, it may have  a 1ghz processor but 1ghz processors are cheap nowadays and it will be easier and cheaper for Nokia to get thousands of 1ghz processors than 300mhz processors from a manufacturer and use it in their budget phones.  
The specifications are not good, they are budget!! low ram, low internal space, no extra needed for installing big system like s60 and they feel plastic like and ugly.
It would be nice if nokia release one Symbian ^3 phone with standard keyboard like Asha 300 or 6700 classic, but not many people would buy it because it would be too overpriced for what it is.
Everything should be made as simple as possible, but not simpler.
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