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Latest Ericsson news

  • Bumping off Ericsson was the best thing Sony did

    Analysts say that Sony's move to free itself from the pesky Viking Ericsson was the best thing it could have done for the mobile phone outfit.
  • Apple loses its crown as the top smartphone maker

    What will make a difference next year is the impact of Nokia which is fighting back with its first phones based on Microsoft's Windows software. Sony, which announced yesterday that it would take full ownership of its mobile venture, Sony Ericsson, might breathe a bit of life into the company.
  • Sony takes control of Sony Ericsson

    The glorious empire of Sonyhas decided to take full control of the Sony Ericsson mobile phone venture it started with its Swedish chum Ericsson.
  • Brand experts agree: Sony buying out Ericsson makes sense

    AnalysisThe talk of the town, since the Wall Street Journal published insider murmurs, has been Sony buying out the other half of Sony Ericsson.
  • NovaThor has breakthrough deal

    ST-Ericsson has failed to wow many with its NovaThor chipset, despite having an interesting spec.
  • Intel and friends working on USB power source

    Intel's involvement is interesting considering how long it dragged its heels on integrated USB 3.0 chips, compared to AMD. Anyway, along with Microsoft, what is left of HP, Renesas Electronics, ST-Ericsson and Texas Instruments, Intel will introduce the technology to the USB Implementers Forum in ea
  • Google's Motorola purchase gets US journos' knickers in twist

    Now from what we can tell, Google bought Motorola to gain access to its portfolio of over 17,000 patents worldwide, with another 7,500 in the works. This will give it the ammunition to see off Microsoft, Apple, Sony Ericsson, and others over the Novell and Nortel patents.
  • Nokia Siemens starts axing staff

    It has had very little luck and has not made much cash. It has also had tough competition from rivals Huawei and Ericsson.
  • Google splashes out on IBM patents

    Of course it lost out recently with a bidding war for sought after Nortel LTE patents, which ended up in the hands of a consortium including Apple, EMC, Ericsson, Microsoft, Sony and RIM.
  • Google has yet another tantrum

    Although it stalked Nortel as soon as it found out about the 6,000 patents that it was putting up for sale, claiming at the time the portfolio would “create a disincentive for others to sue Google”, it didn’t bank on rivals Apple, Ericsson, Microsoft and RIM winning the licences.
  • Xperia Play has one fatal flaw

    Let me just say, the agency that looks after the Sony Ericsson account is prompt, helpful and professional. But alarm bells rang when I was offered another journalist to talk to who really liked the phone.
  • Indian outsourcing companies forced into price cuts

    American companies are driving the trend with customers such as Walmart, Home Depot, Ericsson and AIG all trimming rates and giving work to competitors, who offer deals better than the big Indian companies.
  • ZTE releases 'world's smallest' LTE base station

    ZTE has already signed commercial contracts with the likes of Ericsson and other operators, putting 70 trial networks into place.
  • Consortium snaps up Nortel patents

    According to Reuters, the consortium includes Apple, EMC, Ericsson, Microsoft, Sony and RIM who apparently wrote a cheque for more than $4.5 billion, in an auction that began early this week.
  • ARM support is a mess in Linux land

    ARM manufacturers realise the state they have gotten themselves into. They formed the non-profit Linaro consortium to sort out the mess. Names connected to the consortium include Freescale, IBM, Samsung, ST-Ericsson, Texas Instruments, and ARM.
  • Politicians debate the internet of things

    Ericsson thinks we will need 50 billion IP addresses by 2010 to cope with the internet of things. Businesses will need to get on top of the change to IPV6 in the next few years.
  • Sony hacks continue, endlessly

    Hackers have attacked Sony Ericsson's Canadian eShop website, affecting 2,000 users, the latest online strike against the Japanese electronics and entertainment giant, a Sony spokesman said Wednesday.The new security breach follows a massive theft of personal data from Sony's PlayStation Network and
  • Gartner tells Sony to buy Sony Ericsson

    Beancounters at Gartner have suggested that Sony takes over the Sony Ericsson joint venture.

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