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RSS ericssonEricsson Core Bluetooth HID Software B-F5
White Paper This paper aims at providing information on the Ericsson Core Bluetooth HID Software B-F5, a new and innovative software solution featuring the Microstack. By embedding a Human Interface Device (HID)-specific Bluetooth software solution in the... [19 Jun 2004]
Ericsson Core Bluetooth Headset Software B-F3
White Paper This paper discusses the Ericsson Core Bluetooth Headset Software B-F3, a new and innovative software solution featuring the Microstack. By embedding a headset-specific Bluetooth software solution in the baseband chip, semiconductor companies can... [19 Jun 2004]
Ericsson Core Bluetooth Baseband Q-E3
White Paper This paper provides information on the Ericsson Core Bluetooth Baseband Q-E3, which is based on the 5th generation Ericsson Core Bluetooth Baseband, an intelligent design built on Ericsson? Ericsson Core Bluetooth Baseband Q-E3 is optimized to work... [19 Jun 2004]
Ericsson Core Bluetooth Baseband Q-E2
White Paper This paper describes the Ericsson Core Bluetooth Baseband Q-E2, which is based on the 5th generation Ericsson Core Bluetooth Baseband, an intelligent design built on Ericsson? Ericsson Core Bluetooth Baseband Q E2 is optimized to work in... [19 Jun 2004]
Ericsson Core Bluetooth Baseband Platform Q-E1
White Paper Very flexible licensing schemes combined with Ericsson expertise and extensive lists of deliverables provide a quick and easy road to the very latest in Bluetooth wireless technology. This paper talks about Q-E1, a baseband package based on... [19 Jun 2004]
Ericsson to pull Symbian rug from under Nokia's feet?
News Swedish telecoms manufacturer Ericsson is planning to increase its stake in Symbian in order to prevent Nokia winning control of the smartphone operating system maker. Ericsson is determined not to allow Nokia to win such control. [23 Mar 2004]
Ericsson catches telco job cut fever
News Ericsson will cut 1,200 jobs and cease production at UK plants in Scunthorpe and Carlton in Nottinghamshire as part of a plan to outsource handset production to partner firm Flextronics. Ericsson had predicted at the start of the year that it would... [27 Mar 2001]
Ericsson boosts CRM performance
News Ericsson will use Sybase's CRM software as a key component of its Cenaxis Call Centre Portfolio, which provides customer-interaction services to companies with customer-support call centres. Anette Malling, manager of channel development and... [17 Sep 2001]
Ericsson acquires Danish network company
News Ericsson has acquired 75 per cent of Danish networking company, Telebit, in a bid to ensure it has the technology to develop mobile Internet services. Ericsson has spent DKK200m (£18m) on the company which produces IP routers, asynchronous transfer... [14 Jun 1999]
Ericsson staff prepared for the worst
News The deal will result in 3,500 staff leaving Ericsson's payroll. In addition, 2,000 staff are expected to leave Ericsson's direct sales team as a result of a deal with Apax Partners UK. On 8 March, Ericsson announced that Apax had bought its... [17 Apr 2001]
Ericsson handsets hit by GPRS bug
News An Ericsson spokesman said: "There was something wrong with the settings so the standby and call time battery life wasn't long enough. Despite Ericsson's assertions, the news will certainly add to concerns that the long-awaited launch of GPRS... [10 Apr 2001]
Ericsson Delivers the World's First Co-Existent TDMA, GSM and GPRS Networks for Rogers AT&T Wireless
White Paper When Rogers AT&T wireless made the strategic decision to launch state-of-the-art GSM and GPRS networks and an IP backbone in addition to their existing TDMA network, it chose Ericsson as its exclusive supplier. [29 Jul 2004]
Ericsson unveils Symbian smartphone
News Ericsson has announced the first mobile device based on software from Symbian - the company established last summer by the world's largest mobile players to develop Psion's Epoc 32 operating system (OS). [15 Mar 1999]
Ericsson: Don't confuse Apax with Flextronics deal
News Prior to the outsourcing of the manufacturing, there was much speculation that the Ericsson would divest the entire handset division in the face of diminishing margins. Venture capitalists Apax Partners Funds, which paid $480m for 80 per cent of... [09 Mar 2001]
Ericsson warns of £350m losses
News In line with the downturn in the global high-tech industry, Ericsson admitted sales of its telephone equipment will be lower than expected. Ericsson had previously predicted it would break even in Q1. [12 Mar 2001]
