Ericsson and TeliaSonera have unveiled the world's first commercial Long- Term Evolution (LTE) site in Stockholm, Sweden. LTE enables unprecedented performance in terms of peak data rates, spectrum efficiency and delay. Ericsson has already demonstrated peak rates of 160Mbps. continued »

Demonstrated at CTIA Wireless 2009, Ericsson is presenting its HSPA multi-carrier MIMO technology, providing peak downlink data rates of 56Mbps. The increase in speed is achieved thanks to a combination of multiple-input-multiple-output (MIMO) and multi-carrier HSPA technology. MIMO allows for higher peak data rates and increased spectral efficiency, which provides higher network capacity. HSPA multi-carrier technology with MIMO, which is currently being ... continued »

mobilkom austria today commercially activated enhanced mobile-broadband services powered by HSPA Evolution from Ericsson. HSPA Evolution boosts network capacity in and enables peak data rates of up to 21Mbps, significantly improving users' mobile-broadband experience. The step to 21Mbps peak rate adds a new dimension to the broadband experience, providing significantly faster internet browsing and file downloads. It increases network capacity ... continued »

Ericsson and TeliaSonera today announced the signing of a commercial LTE network. This network will cover Sweden's capital Stockholm and the contract is Ericsson's first for commercial deployment of LTE. The new 4G network will do for broadband what mobile telephony did for voice. With real-time performance, and about 10 times higher data rates compared to today's mobile broadband networks, consumers can ... continued »

Ericsson has start to collaborate with Intel to ensure that Ericsson's Mobile Broadband Modules are interoperable with Intel Anti-Theft PC Protection Technology for notebooks. Through this collaboration between Ericsson and Intel, a theft management service residing in the network can send a message via SMS to the mobile broadband module inside the notebook, which securely transfers the message to Intel's ... continued »

Ericsson and 3 Scandinavia have signed a contract to upgrade the operator's HSPA network to 21 Mbps downlink speeds. The upgrade will give 3's customers improved access to mobile broadband services, including Internet and downloading of music and video. continued »

If the Samsung Innov8 and Sony Ericsson C905 can fit your normal photography needs, Ericsson expect to see much better mobile devices in 4 years. The company would want to include a 12 - 20 megapixels camera module, which will be able to take Full HD video with a XGA resolution display screen. With the 8 megapixel camera phones available ... continued »

Ericsson is collaborating with Intel to bring HSPA mobile data solutions to Mobile Internet Devices (MIDs). The Ericsson HSPA data solution is targeted at Intel's Moorestown platform and is scheduled for release in the 2009/10 timeframe. Based on the Intel Atom processor, Moorestown is Intel's next-generation MID platform which will include HSPA as one of its wireless technologies. continued »

Ericsson today unveiled its latest energy-optimized radio base station site concept, a research project for a pioneering wind-powered Tower Tube. Working with Vertical Wind AB and Uppsala University in Sweden, Ericsson is developing the concept as part of its commitment to sustainable and cost-efficient solutions that help bring communications to all. continued »

Ericsson is selected by LG Electronics, to provide mobile broadband modules based on HSPA. LG Electronics notebooks and netbooks will include mobile broadband modules from Ericsson in Q3 2008. HSPA provides a DSL-like experience wirelessly with true mobility and there are currently more than 207 commercially deployed HSPA networks globally, serving more than one billion subscribers. continued »