If the iPhone & Android Are the Holiday Winners This Year, Who Will Be the Losers?

Microsoft spent nearly a decade battling with Palm for PDA supremacy and then quietly snuck up on Nokia with a combination of touch-sceen phones which later fell out of favor to Nokia-like non-touch phones. Then, the iPhone emerged in the summer of 2007 and messed up the whole playing field. Fast forward to late 2009 and while Nokia still owns the biggest chunk of the phone market, that share is dropping. And, it is not dropping because of Windows Mobile phones which have pretty much disappeared from view from the casual consumer’s point of view.