Nokia :: E72 :: Phone & PC Suite Software

All I've purchased an E72 about 2 weeks ago and am still using it in 'trial' mode using my second line. I have the following problems. Can someone assist please:
1. On the E72 phone one can edit the Contacts field titles (eg change the "Postal/Zip" field to "Postcode", or add fields like "Mobile 2". However using the PC Suite on the PC, none of these changes show up. Eg, I added a "Title" prefix on the phone but it doesn't show upon the PC.
2. The Contacts fileds seem not to be 'smart' enough, ie if one edits/changes the fields on the phone, then on the PC Suite it gets tabulated in the wrong column. So, editing the filed titles is really pointless, infact it is counter productive!
3. To search CONTACTS, only the First Name, Last Name and Company fields are searchable. Other fields like Phone No, City, etc cannot be the basis of a search. True?
4. The long-press "Contacts" key does not go to the "New Contact". It works for other functions, but not New Contact. Anyone know how to resolve this ?
5. For Calendar entries, a few fours AFTER the alarm time set, I get a pop-up message saying something like .... some alarm events were passed due to "time change". What time change is it talking about? Weird thing is I then miss the appointment. so what use is this calendar thing?
6. The application shortcuts on the standby screen (those little icon shortcuts) ... is it possible to have more, say on 2 lines?
7. The E72 seems to be only able to keep call logs for a max of 30 days? Anyway to increase that? similarly, can I keep SMSs for longer periods?
My Palm Treo 600 (used since 2003), was able to do all the above things ... but 6 years later, Nokia's "for the serious business user" phone cannot do most of the simple things a smartphone should be able to do.
I like the phone, especially its slim form factor and all the other bells & whistles (video, movies, music works well) but I DO WANT a phone that can integrate with my PC.There ought to be laws out there on the use of the term 'smartphone'