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Swedish firm reportedly one of two companies contemplating buying business support system division of Nokia Siemens Networks
The Swedish telecoms giant has an impressive legacy and a truly global reach, but it has been through some testing times of late. Jasper Jackson talks to UK MD Chris Houghton about the business and its future plans
Following the break-up of its partnership with Ericsson, Sony is to become a standalone mobile vendor. Michael House asks leading industry figures how they rate its chances
Company is renamed Sony Mobile Communications, with Bert Nordberg remaining as president and CEO
Cross-licensing deal brings to an end legal proceedings launched by Ericsson in April last year
Handset manufacturer also makes loss of £173 million in Q4 2011, which it says was due to intense competition, price erosion and restructuring charges
There wasn’t a lot to get excited about on the handset front at CES in Las Vegas, but Paul Withers reckons Sony made the biggest announcement and will turn heads this year
First handset from the company following its acquisition of Ericsson to go on sale in March
Ericsson has confirmed it is to sell its 50 per cent share of Sony Ericsson to Sony for €1.05bn – 10 years after the two firms began the joint venture
Swedish company aims to provide a ‘mobile wallet’ service that all networks can plug into