I mean, that easily could've (and I'm sure was) said when Nokia sold their D&S division in the first place. Does that make a difference? The brand was clearly

I mean, that easily could've (and I'm sure was) said when Nokia sold their D&S division in the first place. Does that make a difference? The brand was clearly the thing that most people cared about, hence why it's stuck around. Nokia was already floundering in the consumer space; at least this way the name is still out there.