Saying Nokia has had an eventful year would be an understatement. Once a dominant player in smartphones, a series of tactical errors and sheer arrogance eroded not only its market share but also mind share from consumers’ conscience. We all know what happened next – the burning platform memo, abandoning Maemo and going slow on Symbian, and joining ranks with Microsoft to build Windows Phone smartphones. In just six months after hitting the reset button, Nokia announced its first Windows Phone smar...