Finnish mobile phone maker Nokia announced the details of 4,000 job losses on Wednesday at plants in Hungary, Mexico and Finland.
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Nokia to carry out 4,000 job cuts
Slovakian viola player Lukas Kmit reacts coolly when a mobile phone interrupts his recital at the Orthodox Synagogue in Presov, Slovakia.
STOCKHOLM — LM Ericsson AB will sell its 50 percent stake in mobile phone maker Sony Ericsson to Sony Corp. for €1.05 billion ($1.46 billion) in cash, the Swedish wireless equipment firm said Thursday. Ericsson said Sony Ericsson will become a wholly owned subsidiary of Sony and integrated into Sony’s broad platform of network-connected consumer electronics products. Read full article > >
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Ericsson sells its 50 percent stake in joint venture Sony Ericsson to Sony Corp. for $1.46 bn
Sony Corp is to buy full control of the Sony Ericsson mobile phone venture from Ericsson, both partners said on Thursday, as it seeks to catch up smartphone rivals such as Apple Inc while boosting its consumer products range.
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Sony Buys Full Control of Sony Ericsson
The telecoms regulator in India limits the number of text messages which can be sent from a mobile phone to 100 a day in a bid to deter tele-marketers.
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India imposes text message limit
Google has considered giving some mobile phone makers privileged access to its Android technology, suggest court papers.
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Google mulls Android favourites
A mobile phone advertisement featuring an illustration of Jesus winking is banned and called “disrespectful” by the advertising watchdog.
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Mobile phone Jesus advert banned
Taking a stroll may soon be enough to re-charge your mobile phone, after US researchers developed a way to capture energy from human motion.
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Smartphones ‘could be powered by walking’
New research says consumers are wasting money on mobile phone bills as they do not understand their contracts.
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VIDEO: Are you paying too much for your mobile?
Three-quarters of mobile phone subscribers are wasting an average of nearly £200 a year because they are on the wrong contract, research suggests.
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Mobile users ‘overpaying by £200′
Plaid Cymru says it will erect mobile phone masts on publicly-owned land to increase coverage across Wales.
US mobile phone company AT&T says it will buy rival T-Mobile making it the largest mobile phone company in the US.
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US phone firm AT&T in $39bn deal
If you think that your mobile phone is one place where you can get away from advertising, think again.
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VIDEO: The advertisers targeting your phone
If you think that your mobile phone is one place where you can get away from advertising, think again.
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VIDEO: The advertisers targeting your phone
Stephen Elop, Nokia’s chief executive, says the company will continue focusing on developing markets, where a large portion of the population is not yet using the mobile Web.
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Bits: Nokia Wants to Bring 3 Billion More Online
Ericsson sells its 50 percent stake in joint venture Sony Ericsson to Sony Corp. for $1.46 bn
Thursday, October 27th, 2011
