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In Pictures: Is RIM ruined?

Bad news keeps piling up on RIM, but it wasn’t always that way
  • By Michael Cooney
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Here a woman shows off her new BlackBerry Torch 9800 outside an AT&T store in New York in 2010. At the time RIM touted the phone as the new "iPhone Killer."

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