Shady 91' you don't know your *** from your elbow.

Regardless, Nokia will go down in flames before they introduce an Android handset. Nokia pride themselves on innovation and progress, being tired to a single operating system forces them to keep inline with whatever google supports, both software (in API's and such) and hardware in capabilities. It would be an extremely dumb move to but yourself into that corner. Other manufacturers, HTC et al, can do this, because they're extremely small, bring out generic phones. If you want to be a game changer, you need to hold the reigns, or at least have a foundation for a lot of flexibility, something that Android does not, and probably never will offer.

That, and in my opinion, Android is flawed by design. (I don't like the idea of an entire OS running in a Java VM) ...