No one yet has voted up, 1 hour in, so you're in luck :-) I don't think the article paints Nokia as awesome, I think it further paints them in the way you ment

No one yet has voted up, 1 hour in, so you're in luck :-) I don't think the article paints Nokia as awesome, I think it further paints them in the way you mentioned - which how I assumed people would interpret it. If anything, it shows a company with lots of innovation from the staff, but a lack of direction from the management (much like Xerox in the early days of desktop computing).