Sony Ericsson

Sony to buy Ericsson's share in Sony Ericsson

Sony Corp. is buying out Telefon AB LM Ericsson's 50 percent stake in their joint venture Sony Ericsson for €1.05 billion, or about $1.46 billion, in a bid to integrate smartphones into its consumer electronics portfolio.

Hackers attack Sony Ericsson's site in Canada

Sony acknowledged Wednesday that Sony Ericsson's eShop website has been hacked in Canada and personal information of about 2000 users has been compromised.

Sony Ericsson Says No to Windows

 Don't expect Sony Ericsson to roll out any tablets or Windows Phone 7 devices anytime soon, according to Sony Ericsson France CEO Pierre Perron, who recently spoke to the French newspaper Les Echos.

 

Sony Ericsson's Q2 profit zooms

After going through a bad patch in 2009, mobile phone maker Sony Ericsson appears to be back on track.

Sony Ericsson posts Q1 profit after string of losses

After reeling under the effects of recession for more than a year, mobile phone maker Sony Ericsson has finally recovered. Backed by market recovery and new product launches, the company has reported profit for the first quarter this year.

Sony Ericsson's first Android-based phone pictured

Helsinki, July 5Sony Ericsson’s (NYSE: SNE) first foray into the Android business is a completely redesigned Xperia phone apparently code-named “Rachel” which was pictured over at Engadget.

Sony Ericsson’s eco-friendly endeavor: ‘C901’ and ‘Naite’

London, June 4: Sony Ericsson Thursday unveiled two new handset models, which are crafted in an eco-friendly method. The company claims to be pursuing environment-friendly features for its products in near future.

Sony Ericsson plans new handset launch

London, May 29: Sony Ericsson intends to introduce new phones that have strong multimedia and gaming abilities and are compatible with PlayStation3 gaming consoles. The initiative is being hailed as an initiative to boost the sagging sales graph.

Economic Outlook: Recession rarities

New York, D.C -- U.S. markets look ready to turn in a sixth consecutive week of gains, rising Thursday with a rarity for the recession: A late-afternoon rally.

Technology stocks led the charge quietly. While financial firms garner headlines, the tech-heavy Nasdaq composite index has outperformed broader indexes this year and crossed a critical point recently, pulling ahead of its first-of-the-year closing mark of 1,632.21. On Thursday, the Nasdaq closed at 1,670.44 with gains at Google Inc. and Yahoo in the United States. Toshiba gained 4.4 percent in Japan and Samsung Electronics gained 2.8 percent in Seoul.

Sony Ericsson to sack 2,000

Stockholm, April 17: Sony Ericsson announced Thursday that it is laying off roughly 2,000 more of its workforce, blaming the cuts on an increasingly competitive market, slump in sales and the poor economy.