OSS does do that to from time to time. Though most of it is programmed for one task and it does just that task. Thus you can rely on other programs to fill in the gaps. An exception would be something like openoffice which goes to trying to disrupt Microsoft's market share.

No the point though. This is something that you have to pay a lot for. Sure everyone could use a phone. I bet though that you are only going to use maybe one or two of the other features. Where you could cut out some of the features that not a lot of people are going to use and save the consumer some money.