That was passed on to Microsoft as part of the sale of the old handset division. As part of that deal, MS got to use the Nokia trademark for a couple of years.

That was passed on to Microsoft as part of the sale of the old handset division. As part of that deal, MS got to use the Nokia trademark for a couple of years. But since then it passed back to Nokia proper (they still exist, focusing on mobile network infrastructure), and is now licensed by HMD Global (a company based in Finland and formed by former Nokia handset people). Also i suspect that it, like Amazon's Fire platform, learned first hand how much of the app side of Android is actually housed in Google Play Services...