Sony Ericsson, formed as a joint venture between Sony and Ericsson in 2001, told the court it filed for a trademark on a version of its current logo as early as 2006 and has registered several ...

Swedish technology company Ericsson has adjusted its iconic logo of three parallel lines to 18.435 degrees so it renders better on computer and mobile screens. Revealed at his year's Mobile World ...

Sony Ericsson has sued Clearwire for trademark and copyright infringement over a logo that Sony Ericsson says is far too similar to its own. Sony Ericsson claims that the Clearwire logo (left ...

The Ericsson logo is seen at the Ericsson's headquarters in Stockholm, Sweden June 14, 2018. Picture taken June 14, 2018. REUTERS/Olof Swahnberg ...

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Amid intense competition among handset vendors, carriers and software providers in the fast-growing mobile market, a new battle is brewing between two green swirls. Handset vendor Sony Ericsson ...

Swedish technology company Ericsson has adjusted its iconic logo of three parallel lines to 18.435 degrees so it renders better on computer and mobile screens. Revealed at his year's Mobile World ...

Sony Ericsson claims that Clearwire filed a trademark application in late 2009 for a sphere with a swirl logo. Sony balked, and Clearwire agreed to stop using the infringing logo and abandon its ...

Logos: Sony Ericsson (left) and Clearwire (right) In fact, Sony Ericsson believes it has already suffered damage and is seeking at least $150,000 in compensation.

Sony Ericsson said that it became aware of Clearwire's plans to use a similar logo in late 2009. And in January 2010 it contacted Clearwire to express its protest.

Amid intense competition among handset vendors, carriers and software providers in the fast-growing mobile market, a new battle is brewing between two green swirls.