Much more interesting is to speculate if and when the old Nokia releases a new phone, say an Android model. There is probably contractual "rusty handcuffs" peri

Much more interesting is to speculate if and when the old Nokia releases a new phone, say an Android model. There is probably contractual "rusty handcuffs" period of 2-4 years that prevents it, but I wouldn't be surprised if they have skunkworks projects already. Of course, a lot of factories and supply chains are gone, but know-how and contact networks would make it possible to bootstrap it again.