Sony Ericsson has launched its first joint brand mobile phone handsets with functionality that will leave the developers at Nokia sweating over their place as the world's number one. Sony Ericsson is intent on toppling Finnish giant Nokia and the...
Nokia and Sony Ericsson have released a raft of new mobile phone handsets with colour screens and enhanced entertainment features in a bid to bring the colour back to a fading mobile phone market. Today rivals Sony Ericsson launched two phones with...
IDC European Smart Handheld Devices research analyst Tim Mui forecasts: "The introduction of new devices such as the Sony Ericsson P800 and other Symbian and Smartphone 2002-based devices will drive the momentum of the converged device market in...
The alliance of these two giants of mobile is widely welcomed by competitors such as Orange, Siemens, Sony Ericsson, T-Mobile and indeed Sun, which the spokesmen insisted does not have to take a lead on all Java developments.
Two of the top 10 mobile companies are shaping up for some major changes: BenQ Mobile has filed for insolvency, while Sony Ericsson's CEO is predicting the company will enter the ranks of the top three handset manufacturers within the next five...
Samsung and Sony Ericsson trail with 12.2 per cent and 7.7 per cent respectively. The leading handset maker remains Nokia, increasing its global market share to 35.1 per cent. As a result of the new data, Gartner has raised its sales forecast for...