One quibble about RIM/BB. The thing is they didn't at all continue on their "business device" strategy, they got suckered into trying to match Apple - they tri

One quibble about RIM/BB. The thing is they didn't at all continue on their "business device" strategy, they got suckered into trying to match Apple - they tried going touchscreen crazy and it cost them their core market. In hindsight, not many people will understand this, but their greatest blunder was trying to charge / keep BES as a revenue product. They should've given it away far and wide, made it open, encouraged people to customize it. Imagine if there was a robust, easy to use, free version of BES available? How many business would be using it (>50%) That would've kept RIM in the game for far longer, but they were short sighted and stupid.