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Ericsson hits Samsung with more patent claims
August 3, 2006 Following February lawsuit against rival, Ericsson adds 11 CDMA and WCDMA patents to list of allegedly infringed.Ericsson pulls Bluetooth division
August 27, 2004 The mobile developer disbands the unit that developed the short-range wireless technology used in some cell phones and notebook PCs.Ericsson nabs $400 million services deal in India
February 12, 2004Ericsson pushes 3G software
July 29, 2002 With a set of third-generation applications, the Swedish telecom-equipment maker hopes to persuade people to catch the next wave in wireless services.Sony Ericsson phones support Exchange Server
February 6, 2006 Workers using Sony Ericsson devices will be able to access e-mail, check calendar entries from anywhere.Ericsson touts cell network for planes
June 13, 2005 Amid growing interest in relaxing ban on cell phone use on airplanes, company creates mini cell network for commercial aircraft.Ericsson sues Sendo over cell patents
March 23, 2005 Sendo and Ericsson trade patent allegations. Consumers could lose out if handset prices are pushed higher.Napster, Ericsson join forces for mobile music
June 15, 2005 Combined elements of both companies' technologies will offer a catalog of digital music to mobile phone customers around the world.MCI to overhaul network for international calls
August 18, 2004 Company plans to use IP-based gear in network upgrade starting mid-2005, as it seeks to revive its prospects.Sony Ericsson phones open to 'snarf' attack
February 11, 2004 The company advises some owners to turn off Bluetooth on their phones after confirming that five handsets are vulnerable to "snarfing," in which personal data can be stolen without the owner's know...Ericsson battens down its hatches
August 27, 1998 As Europe's mobile phone industry reels from mountainous debt and emptying order books, Ericsson said that it would cut its work force by an additional 20 percent.The New York TimesCisco routes Ericsson deal
April 28, 2004 Cisco Systems is treading on Juniper Networks' turf as the networking giant seals a strategic partnership with Ericsson.Ericsson enters IPTV battle
June 6, 2006 Company unveils a product suite that will enable phone companies to deploy IP-based television services. Photos: Tuning in to GlobalCommEricsson adds R&D unit in China
May 19, 2005 Company announces plans to set up a research unit in Nanjing, China, to develop TD-SCDMA products.Motorola, Ericsson step up 3G efforts in China
May 28, 2004 The wireless companies are boosting their data service offerings and promoting them among Chinese networks.Ericsson, Turner Broadcasting team up on mobile content
February 5, 2007 Deal will allow mobile phone users to receive and view content from Turner networks; initially, service won't be available in U.S.Ericsson shells out greenbacks for Redback
December 20, 2006 With $2.1 billion, company beefs up IP-routing expertise as it tries to help phone companies offer services like IPTV.Deal of the day: Ericsson phone, satellite radio and $100 cash
December 23, 2005 With rebates this deal gets you a Sony Ericsson Walkman phone, a free XM satellite radio and $100 for your pocket.Nokia releases 'bluesnarfing' fix
July 22, 2004 Company releases upgrades to protect five of its phones from Bluetooth-hacking technique.RealNetworks inks another wireless deal
December 18, 2003 The streaming media company will provide software for delivering video and audio to Ericsson mobile devices, the latest sign of momentum for Real in the wireless industry.
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