page_title: Ericsson
section_title: Mobile (cell) telephones
hierarchical_section_title: Ericsson / Divested businesses / Mobile (cell) telephones
caption_attribution_description: English: The Ericsson GF-768 was a typical product for Swedish industrial design in the 1990ies
context_page_description: Telefonaktiebolaget LM Ericsson, commonly known as Ericsson, is a Swedish multinational networking and telecommunications company headquartered in Stockholm. The company offers services, software and infrastructure in information and communications technology for telecommunications operators, traditional telecommunications and Internet Protocol networking equipment, mobile and fixed broadband, operations and business support services, cable television, IPTV, video systems, and an extensive services operation.
  Ericsson had a 27% market share in the 2G/3G/4G mobile network infrastructure market in 2018, thus being the largest such non-Chinese company.
  The company was founded in 1876 by Lars Magnus Ericsson and was taken over by the Wallenberg family in 1960; today, the family, through its holding company Investor AB, owns a controlling 22.53% voting power. As of 2016 it is headquartered in Stockholm, Sweden. The company employs around 95,000 people and operates in around 180 countries. Ericsson holds over 49,000 granted patents as of September 2019, including many in wireless communications. Ericsson is the inventor of Bluetooth technology.
context_section_description: As a joint venture with Sony, Ericsson's mobile telephone production was moved into the company Sony Ericsson in 2001. The following is a list of mobile phones marketed under the brand name Ericsson.
  Ericsson GS88 – Cancelled mobile telephone where Ericsson invented the "Smartphone" name for
  Ericsson GA628 – Known for its Z80 CPU
  Ericsson SH888 – First mobile telephone to have wireless modem capabilities
  Ericsson A1018 – Dualband cellphone, notably easy to hack
  Ericsson A2618  & Ericsson A2628 – Dualband cellphones. Use graphical LCD display based on PCF8548 I²C controller.
  Ericsson PF768
  Ericsson GF768
  Ericsson GH388
  Ericsson T10 – Colourful Cellphone
  Ericsson T18 – Business model of the T10, with active flip
  Ericsson T28 – Very slim telephone. Uses lithium polymer batteries. Ericsson T28 FAQ use graphical LCD display based on PCF8558 I²C controller.
  Ericsson T20s
  Ericsson T29s – Similar to the T28s, but with WAP support
  Ericsson T29m – pre-alpha prototype for the T39m
  Ericsson T36m – Prototype for the T39m. Announced in yellow and blue. Never hit the market due to release T39m
  Ericsson T39 – Similar to the T28, but with a GPRS modem, Bluetooth and triband capabilities
  Ericsson T65
  Ericsson T66
  Ericsson T68m – The first Ericsson handset to have a color display, later branded as Sony Ericsson T68i
  Ericsson R250s Pro – Fully dust and water resistant telephone
  Ericsson R310s
  Ericsson R320s
  Ericsson R320s Titan – Limited Edition with titanium front
  Ericsson R320s GPRS – Prototype for testing GPRS networks
  Ericsson R360m – Pre-alpha prototype for the R520m
  Ericsson R380 – First cellphone to use the Symbian OS
  Ericsson R520m – Similar to the T39, but in a candy bar form factor and with added features such as a built-in speakerphone and an optical proximity sensor
  Ericsson R520m UMTS – Prototype to test UMTS networks
  Ericsson R520m SyncML – Prototype to test the SyncML implementation
  Ericsson R580m – Announced in several press releases. Supposed to be a successor of the R380s without external antenna and with color display
  Ericsson R600
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