The R380 was a groundbreaking phone that was one of the first smartphones to be as small and light as other modern mobile phones. The R380 was also one of the first phones to use the Symbian EPOC OS.

The joint venture between Ericsson and major telco providers provides some intriguing new options ... [+] for 5G network monetization. Let’s call it the curse of the dumb pipes. Despite their ...

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A fall in demand from North American mobile operators in the last two years had hit companies including Ericsson and Nokia (NOKIA.HE), opens new tab, which had to look for growth in developing ...

NurPhoto / Contributor / Getty Images A jump in North American sales helped Ericsson's third-quarter earnings and revenue beat analysts' estimates. The Swedish telecom said North American sales ...

(Bloomberg) -- Ericsson AB shares rose to their highest in two years after the telecom equipment company’s deal with AT&T Inc. helped push third-quarter earnings above analysts’ estimates.

Ericsson shares rallied on Tuesday as the Swedish telecom equipment maker said the market is stabilizing as North America returns to growth. Ericsson stock (SE:ERIC.B) (ERIC) rallied 9% in early ...

Ericsson AB shares rose to their highest in two years after the telecom equipment company’s deal with AT&T Inc. helped push third-quarter earnings above analysts’ estimates. Adjusted earnings ...

Telefonaktiebolaget LM Ericsson engages in the provision of telecommunications equipment and related services to mobile and fixed network operators. It operates through the following segments ...

Swedish telecom gear maker Ericsson expects its next phase of growth in India will be driven by network densification due to the rising data consumption appetite of end users in the country ...

There's something about Symbian that doesn't agree with T-mobile/VoiceStream. Ericsson hasn't been able to figure it out, T-mobile hasn't been able to figure it out. But it quite simply DOES NOT ...