Ericsson recently bagged 5G network deals from both Reliance Jio and Bharti Airtel and is already helping them deploy their networks. Both ...

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

The demonstration took place in Bhaipur Bramanan village on the outskirts of Delhi-NCR using 5G trial spectrum allocated to Airtel by the D...

Telecom operators are currently recording an average top speed of around 22 mbps on their 4G networks, while 5G services tests have recorde...

With around 22,300 people working in India, Ericsson caters to customers globally. It has R&D centres in Bangalore and Chennai.

Today, there are around 5.1 billion subscribers globally compared to 7.5 billion subscriptions as per the study.

The report said that the mobile data traffic in India will grow 15 times by 2021, and despite being the most mature market, US mobile traff...

India has come out on top globally in terms of mobile subscriber growth, with a net addition of over 13 million customers in July-September...

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

The Sweden-headquartered ICT technologies giant is already working on similar projects worldwide.

India led global growth in mobile subscriptions for the first quarter ended March, adding 28 million users, taking its total base to 790 mi...

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

India and China account for 35 per cent of 4.1 billion active mobile services users worldwide.

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

Smartphones have affected the private lives of people, as it is encroaching on the time spent with loved ones, a study by Ericsson said.

BSNL has placed an order for 14 million GSM lines with Ericsson at a cost of $80 per line, much lower than the original cost of $107.