Ovi Suite disappoints against PC suite

Question

I've been using PC suite with my 6730c and have been very happy with both phone (except for that @#$% light sensor) and PC suite. 
Decided on the C5 on my latest upgrade (which is the exact the replacement of the 6730c as far as I can tell)
Disappointments:
I could not run the C5 on PC suite;
Could not back up the 6730 and restore to the C5 using PC suite - had to bluetooth my contacts to the C5.
C5 is only supported by Ovi
When I type an sms on Ovi and I add a recipient which is in my phone (down to having the same capitals and spaces), Ovi DOES NOT RECOGNISE MY CONTACTS.  I have to go to contacts, select the person to whom I want to send an SMS, click on the sms icon and then it is happy.  (Have not yet tried multiple contacts)
It just seems to me that PC suite was a well sorted application whereas Ovi is riddled with bugs.

Answer 1

Yes, they are. I was trying to say that Ovi does not have backwards compatibility to PC suite data. The fact that I backed up my contacts, calendar etc with PC suite was of no value whatsoever because Ovi did not offer any compatibility with PC suite data. With C5 and 6730 being such similar phones it really irks me that Nokia still manages to make it so problematic to migrate from one phone to another.
The C5 did wake up with the option of transferring data via bluetooth but having backed up my data with PC suite I did not see the need to follow that route - until I realised that PcSuite was of no use with the C5. Then BT was the only option - thankfully it worked.
This is an ongoing pattern with Nokia, so I expect that when I try to upgrade from the C5 to whatever comes next, most likely even Ovi will have been replaced by a new suite which most likely again will not be compatible with that new phone. Excellent loyalty strategy.