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Meet the team

Mike Browne, more commonly known as Mikey Bee, is the current NokNok custodian. He's helped out by JBC and Coops with reviews from Mark Harris and Nick Renshaw.

Five things you never knew about NokNok

The site was originally due to launch in July 2007, but eventually launched in August, almost one month late.

More than 65,000 people turn up every month to read what NokNok has to say.

More than 300 articles have been written on one device. The 5800.

Living With Nokia 5800 review has been the most followed and commented on story in the site's history.

Nok is also Nokia's stock ticker symbol.

NokNok is an active and thriving fansite that takes the fascination with Nokia smartphones to the next level. Not only is NokNok a champion for all things Nokia, its independent voice exploring how these devices and services relate to the world around them and how well they work in daily use.

Create

Written as a daily blog, NokNok is a fan site that drives the conversation about how great owning a Nokia smartphone is. Whether it’s really getting under the skin of a device like the Nokia 5800, exploring every aspect of how the device works, or getting the most from the apps and services we use every day, NokNok is written with a passion and insight that matches those of its readers.

Distribute

Living with a Nokia device is one thing, NokNok actively gets the message across using the latest tools and services. Whether it’s using the latest social media tools, such as Twitter and YouTube or sharing the message with other sites, NokNok plays an active role in the Nokia community.

Engage

NokNok isn’t just about our opinion, it’s about users getting involved and commenting on their own experiences with Nokia devices and services. This is done by interacting with readers, driving the debate, responding to their comments and posts. It’s not only about engaging with readers on the site but also carrying on the dialogue via Twitter re-tweets and actively sharing the Nokia community experience.