Investor's Business Daily - If Alcatel and Lucent complete their merger within the next 12 months as planned, the new firm will vault to No. 2 in sales in the mobile telecom gear field behind only Sweden's LM Ericsson .

AFP - Nordic telecommunication giants Nokia and Ericsson will need to grow by acquisition to counter the long-term impact of a planned merger of Alcatel and Lucent on their business, analysts said.

Reuters - Mobile telephone network equipment maker Ericsson (ERICb.ST) said on Monday it would not comment on a report it had once looked at buying Lucent and was thinking of renewing its interest after the U.S. group started merger talks with Alcatel .

Reuters - Nokia aims to be the clear number two in the construction of mobile telecommunication networks behind Ericsson , a senior executive was quoted as saying on Saturday.

AFP - eMobile, a new entrant to Japan's third-generation (3G) mobile telephony market, has picked Ericsson as prime supplier for its networks, the Swedish telecommunications giant revealed.

Reuters - Telecom equipment maker Ericsson (ERICb.ST) said on Thursday that the distribution of licenses for third generation mobile services in China could be delayed until the third quarter.

Ayinde O. Chase - All Headline News Staff Writer Miami, FL (AHN) - Sony Ericsson announces Tuesday it was partnering up with Google Inc. to incorporate the company's Web search and blog features into its mobile phones. The new technology will be pre-loaded and enable callers to upload photos...

Matthew Borghese - All Headline News Staff Writer New York, New York (AHN) - Sony Ericsson and Google have agreed to work together to bring blogging to mobile phones. Sony Ericsson will integrate Google's famous web search and Blogger functions into its latest mobile phones. The first...

Yvonne Lee - All Headline News Staff Reporter San Francisco, CA (AHN) - Sony Ericsson introduces two new handsets Tuesday that feature the "Cyber-shot" quality cameras. The mobile handset maker says the cameras are 3.2 megapixels, have an autofocus, a flash and other new functions, reports...

Yvonne Lee - All Headline News Staff Reporter San Francisco, CA (AHN) - Sony Ericsson introduces two new handsets Tuesday that feature the "Cyber-shot" quality cameras. The mobile handset maker says the cameras are 3.2 megapixels, have an autofocus, a flash and other new functions, reports...

Reuters - Sony Ericsson said on Tuesday it was linking up with Google Inc. to incorporate the company's Web search and blog features into its mobile phones.

Reuters - Sony Ericsson unveiled six new mobile phones on Tuesday and said that two of them have cameras good enough to carry Sony's Cyber-shot digital camera brand.

Reuters - Mobile network equipment giant Ericsson (ERICb.ST) has filed suit against mobile phone maker Samsung Electronics Co. Ltd (005930.KS) alleging patent infringement, Ericsson said on Friday.

Reuters - The world's No. 5 mobile phone maker Sony Ericsson said it has its eyes firmly set on a top three position as it launched a new range of phones, including a $50 model for the mass market which plugs a hole in its line-up.

Reuters - Mobile phone maker Sony Ericsson (6758.T)(ERICb.ST) said on Tuesday it had sold more than 3 million of its Walkman phone models since the first one came on the market six months ago.

AFP - Bangladesh's leading mobile phone company said it has awarded a 150 million dollar contract to Swedish equipment maker Ericsson to expand its network and services in the South Asian country.

NewsFactor - Mobile-phone maker Sony Ericsson yesterday introduced its latest 3G phone, targeting both the business market and Research In Motion's BlackBerry with a handheld that features advanced messaging capabilities.

PC World - Sony Ericsson unveils the first phone to use the new memory card format.

PC Magazine - Microsoft announces that Sony Ericsson has licensed its Exchange ActiveSync protocol to enable more secure, wireless direct synchronization between Exchange Server 2003 and its phones.

AFP - The US software giant Microsoft announced in an communique that it has reached a licensing agreement with mobile phone maker Sony Ericsson, which will enable the Stockholm-based company's "smart" phones to connect to computers via Microsoft's Exchange software.