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Nokia tells Reddit it might be infringing on Nokia's patents.
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How does their current logo "remind" is about their focus on patent licensing and telecom...?
Seems like they switched to this logo:
It does kind of feel like the logo of a consultancy/legal/finance group to me. But I could also imagine this looking decent when embossed onto a phone...
Some lines were taken already?
They wanted to write Aocia in fake Greek font.
Their logo is trash, but it's still so much better than the damned "KNI" (KIA) logo I see all around town.
Wow, I did not know, they changed their logo. Yeah, not a fan...