BY SPENCER E. ANTE SVEN GRUNDBERG AND JOHN D. STOLL
Apple Inc.'s competitors are racing to promote their newest smartphones ahead of next week's expected unveiling of the iPhone 5, but in their haste they're leaving out some key details.
Nokia Corp., once the world's largest mobile-phone maker, hoped to make a splash Wednesday when it introduced two phones, but its shares tumbled 16% after it didn't say when the phones would become available, where to buy them or what they will cost.
Rival Motorola Mobility, a unit of Google Inc., unveiled three phones on the same day to be sold by Verizon Wireless, but only had availability dates and ...
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