Ericsson's (NASDAQ:ERIC) annual report 2009 is now available on www.ericsson.com Notes to editors: Ericsson is the world's leading provider of technology and services to telecom operators. Ericsson is the leader in 2G, 3G and 4G mobile technologies, and provides support for networks with over 2 billion subscribers and has the leading position in managed services. The company's portfolio... [

More than 90 percent expansion to occur in 2010 alone. Subscribers in China to Internet Protocol TV (IPTV) will continue to rise rapidly during the next few years, the result of an official government push to accelerate convergence among the country’s various telecommunications, broadcast and Internet operators. Subscribers to IPTV delivered via the Internet and broadband networks will... [

In response to the U.S. Federal Communications Commission’s announcement of a National Broadband Plan today that offers policy recommendations and long term goals, Nokia Siemens Networks issued the following statement on behalf of Sue Spradley, North America region head. “Nokia Siemens Networks applauds the Commission for its vision and leadership in proposing a National Broadband Plan that ai...

Selects Nokia Siemens Networks’ optical transport platform and services to power rollout of new and advanced data and digital cable services. NewWave Communications subscribers in the U.S. states of Kentucky and Tennessee will soon be able to enjoy bandwidth-intensive services, such as video-on-demand (VOD), high definition television (HDTV) and high-speed data access. The cable operator has... ...

Telstra has chosen Nokia Siemens Networks to conduct trials of Long Term Evolution (LTE) in May to assess the technology’s capability and performance as the next-generation evolution for the Next G™ network. Michael Rocca, Telstra’s acting chief operations officer, said the trials will help Telstra understand how the new technology will work with the operator’s Next G™ network. “LTE is...

Sprint is scheduled to reveal the innovative 4G phone, tagged as the HTC Supersonic, at the CTIA Wireless tradeshow in Las Vegas. The Wall Street Journal mentioned that the handset will run on Sprints WiMax powered 4G networks. Sprints 4G network is available in 27 markets at present and Sprint has eight new markets that

Back in December, LinkedIn launched version 3.0 of their iPhone app. Three months later and the professional social network has updated its app with the latest enhancements and performance improvements. Those improvements concentrated on improving speed and stability for users with large networks. A lot of work was also done to streamline the use of the

Telstra, Australia’s largest mobile operator, announced that it plans to start LTE (Long Term Evolution) trials as soon as May this year. The Australian carrier has teamed-up with Ericsson, Nokia Siemens Networks and Huawei, which will all provide equipment for the 4G / LTE trials. Although “LTE will be an important evolution” for Telstra’s Next G

The dire straits the some operators have gotten themselves into is well-known. The flood of mobile data services has caused networks to creak alarmingly. In an interview with GoMo News, the CMO of Smith Micro, Robert Elliot, asserted that LTE would roll out in time to carry the burden that 3G services are suffering under. But just in case it's not quite soon enough, Alcatel Lucent has announc...

Yesterday Sprint announced that they too will carry the Google Nexus One. This makes it one of the few smartphones you can get on all 4 US networks with no real variation (and maybe the only one that’s not a Blackberry). Theres no announced date and price, so were going to have to wait and