Lumia 900 contact groups members limitation.

Anyway to surpass the 20 members per group limitation...I have to say this is really annoying why is it old androids
phone let you have close to unlimited members per group according to your SD card storage, but not for Lumia 900
so I am thinking Nokia should mark this as a play phone not for business usage? I am quite frustrated that I got a
new phone but force to use back my 5800 xpress music because most of my contacts transfer over is kinda screw
up, and yes I have went to a Nokia care center and all they can reply "is a new software is like that". Anyone please
please tell me there is a way to this problem...

Nokia really needs a software update to break this group limitation, can we have more option select in contacts
like not show my hotmail synchronize contacts? This is annoying to see so many contacts that is not really
related. I myself have around 450+ contacts and is been hell to re-enter them after the first sync, because
whenever my contact have more that 1 number it shows ie. Vincent, vincent1, vincent2 really annoying. And why
is it I have to add contacts in a group 1 by 1 why can't I select all that I wish to group together. All this function
were in android phones and might I add is really really really really useful why took all of this away. I have know
people with over thousand contact list how will they be able to use lumia phones for business. I myself have
been using Nokia for 10 years plus and this lumia phone have been a great disappointment so far...

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