Summary: Nokia and RIM are in similar boats. Both have suffered extensive market cap losses and share drops, and both are struggling in market share statistics. Which company will fall first?
It’s clear that BlackBerry maker Research in Motion is in trouble. A lack of direction and innovation is coupled with a pinned-all hope that the company can turn its falling share price around with the upcoming BlackBerry 10 operating system.
But the limelight has been firmly on RIM and not on Nokia,...
