Also:
- They don't list Nokia X in the supported (tested) devices section[0].
- SSL certificate doesn't belong to Nokia
- Whois records are hidden trough proxy, doesn't sound like something a company like Nokia would do
- They belong to Microsoft now, I don't think Microsoft would allow them to launch this, if this the Mobile Devices section of Nokia.
- Domain was bought from GoDaddy. Nokia, like most of the big companies, uses MarkMonitor.
[0] http://feedback.zlauncher.com/knowledgebase/articles/374249-...
EDIT: This seems to be a project by John Kneeland. https://twitter.com/SirKneeland http://kneeland.me/about/
I found his e-mail in the Google+ login app.
EDIT2: They claim to be the real Nokia, the part outside of Microsoft. https://twitter.com/SirKneeland/status/479686206318342144
We are indeed the real Nokia, the part outside of Microsoft. :)
I don't use Android but this looks like a really good project. It's also good to know that Nokia we knew and loved is still creating consumer software.
yes, they share the nokia.com top domain, however they are now separate, since the sale to Microsoft completed in 25 April this year.
Also:
- They don't list Nokia X in the supported (tested) devices section[0].
- SSL certificate doesn't belong to Nokia
- Whois records are hidden trough proxy, doesn't sound like something a company like Nokia would do
- They belong to Microsoft now, I don't think Microsoft would allow them to launch this, if this the Mobile Devices section of Nokia.
- Domain was bought from GoDaddy. Nokia, like most of the big companies, uses MarkMonitor.
[0] http://feedback.zlauncher.com/knowledgebase/articles/374249-...
EDIT: This seems to be a project by John Kneeland. https://twitter.com/SirKneeland http://kneeland.me/about/
I found his e-mail in the Google+ login app.
EDIT2: They claim to be the real Nokia, the part outside of Microsoft. https://twitter.com/SirKneeland/status/479686206318342144