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3's Plans for the Coming Year

I spent an interesting and enjoyable couple of hours at mobile operator 3’s UK headquarters in Maidenhead last week in the company of a handful of bloggers and some executives from 3.

Ericsson Not Interested In Juniper

Carl-Henric Svanberg, CEO of telecom hardware maker Ericsson, said his company has no interest in acquiring Juniper Networks.

Rumors Abound of Ericsson Acquiring Marconi

British based Marconi would not discuss rumors of a possible purchase of the venerable telecom company by Ericsson. Stocks took a leap on the speculation the rival Swedish firm was eyeing Marconi.

Ericsson And Napster Teach Mobile World To Sing

The partnership of the Swedish services company and the digital music service bring over-the-air music downloads to mobiles.

Napster, Ericsson In Music Download Deal

The agreement will allow for over-the-air downloads of music from Napster's service to Ericsson customers.

Napster and Ericsson Conjure Wireless Downloads

Peer to peer pioneer Napster and wireless wizard Ericsson announced plans to develop a wireless downloading service. The plan is to integrate Ericsson's digital music service and Napster's digital download expertise into a strong plan for wireless users.

Ericsson CEO Says Mobile Broadband Is New Media Channel

Forget about cable and satellite services. The forthcoming advances in mobile broadband technology will bring a big change in content and media.

Sony Ericsson: Heapin Helpin Of Wireless Toys

Mobile phone maker Sony Ericsson announced their new players in the phone market with 5 phone products, including a new 3G phone and they have a wide variety of features to peruse, play with and pay for. No price points were mentioned but one could assume prices would be competitive with similar offerings from companies like Nokia.

Sony Ericsson Launches New Phones And Other Devices

Sony Ericsson rolled out a handful of new products including four new mobile phone models, a PC card, and other accessories. The company said it intends to increase its presence in the low and mid-segment market.

Ericsson Extends Russian GSM Deal

The $150 million USD agreement with Russia's largest mobile provider, OAO Mobile TeleSystems (MTS), expands its GSM capacity.