Nokia is facing a mountain of troubles, including reversing the precipitous drop in the company's net income since the start of 2007. As you can see below, Nokia's net income reached a high of $3.8 billion in Q2 2007. In Q2 2010, it was just $278 million. We've added other phone companies for comparison. As you can see, Motorola had a rough go of it for a while. RIMM has been climbing. We've added Apple, too. It's not a fair comparison since Apple sells many gadgets, but Apple is a big part of the reason Nokia is dying.
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