Ericsson's study assumes significance as the countdown for 5G services availability has begun in India, the world's second-biggest smartpho...

"Data consumption continues, I have not seen a reduction in anything. Operators are working hard to manage capacities based on the demand,"...

More than half of 16-19-year-olds spend their time watching content on-demand, with more than 60% of their TV and video viewing hours spent...

As wearables get smarter and more independent in terms of factors such as connectivity, the smartphone screen may become less significant.

Consumers believe AI will soon enable interaction with objects without the need for a smartphone screen, according to a report by Ericsson ...

The group includes more females than males with a high representation of 40-59-year olds. The number of devices owned is the lowest, with a...

Ericsson is handing out plum global assignments to Indian managers to retain top talent, beat attrition and obviate careergrowth challenges...

Users in Japan use their smartphones most for browsing. In South Korea, productivity tools get the highest billing after communication apps.

Smartphone users in India spend their time on communication apps like WhatsApp, We Chat, Hike and Skype which are key driver of mobile broa...

The study finds that 88% of Indian consumers on 2G feel that mobile broadband is too expensive, while 53% feel that mobile broadband adds n...

Ericsson said that 71% of consumers, already satisfied with their wellness were interested in technology adoption such as wearable devices.

According to a report, a significant proportion of respondents in India think that shared plans increased costs while in the UK and South K...

Citizens want to use their smartphones to alleviate concerns with health, improve communication with authorities, and navigate urban traffi...

Airlines, online shopping and fast food chains, on the other hand, top in consumer satisfaction.

Around 30 lakh Generation Z kids -- those born after 1994 -- are using 3G services and children in cities are spending more time on mobile ...

Faster Internet accessibility & ability to use more apps are the main reasons that drive people to buy smartphones, a report by Ericsson Co...

The solution -- Smartphone Network Optimisation -- was launched at the Mobile World Congress (MWC) held here.