Sorry, I couldn't get your 2016 nokia thing. Can you explain it b bit. Sounds interesting.
Simple: Nokia still exists. They're still a company. The only thing that was sold to Microsoft was their devices and services business. Think of it like this: you had 4 houses. You sold one of them. That's what Nokia did. They sold to Microsoft one of their houses. They didn't sell the entire company.
In that contract by which Microsoft bought Nokia's phone division, Nokia is restricted to release phones themselves or lend their name to other OEMs to do it for them, until 2016. That means that until December 2015, Nokia can NOT release phones.
However, starting 1st of January 2016, Nokia can again sell their own phones running the OS they so wish (Android,WP, iOS, Sailfish, Ubunto, WebOS, MeeGo, whatever they want).
The phones that have been announced since 25th of April (Lumia 530, 730, 735, 830) were NOT released by Nokia. They were already released by Microsoft Mobile which means, altough they have the "Nokia" logo on them, they are NOT Nokia phones.
Come 1st January 2016, Nokia can return to the phone business if they so wish. Since Nokia owns all the patents needed to produce the phones, they just need a new "phone division" to do it. Which can be easily done through the acquisition of Jolla, for example.
I think 2015 will be a good year to see exactly where Nokia is aiming to go. After all, nothing in the deal prevents Nokia from, for example, presenting a phone in September or October 2015 to go on sale on 1st of January 2016. We'll have to wait and see what happens.
Meanwhile Nokia is working on other stuff for Android which we will see way before that.