Xperia, formerly Sony Ericsson, is a high-end smartphone sub-brand under Sony Mobile Communications.

In February 2012, Sony announced that it had completed the acquisition of 50% of Sony Ericsson's shares held by Ericsson. Sony Ericsson has become a wholly-owned subsidiary of Sony. Sony Ericsson will be renamed Sony Mobile Communications, Bert Nordberg ) serves as president and CEO. Sony Ericsson, the name Sony Ericsson, has also become a history in the mobile phone industry.

Ericsson said it has completed a transaction to sell its 50% stake in Sony Ericsson Mobile Communications Corporation (hereinafter referred to as "Sony Ericsson"), including a large number of intellectual property cross-licensing agreements. On October 27, 2011, Sony Corporation (hereinafter referred to as "Sony") and Ericsson jointly announced the transaction. After the completion of this transaction, Sony Ericsson becomes a wholly-owned subsidiary of Sony. The transaction amount agreed by the two parties is 1.05 billion euros.

Sony Ericsson:

As a young and internationally renowned brand, Sony Ericsson was born in 2001. It is a joint venture between Sony and Ericsson, which combines Sony's audio and video, product planning and design capabilities, consumer electronics product marketing and brand promotion respectively. Expertise and Ericsson's expertise in mobile communication technology, relationships with operators, network facilities construction, etc.

Acquisition: Sony completed the acquisition on February 15, 2012 and became a wholly-owned subsidiary of Sony.

Current name: It was officially renamed "Sony Mobile Communications" in February 2012.

Sony Ericsson (formerly the third largest mobile phone company in the world, Ericsson Mobile). In 2000, Ericsson Mobile, a subsidiary of Ericsson, a famous European telecommunications giant, suffered continuous losses. Sony Ericsson was established in 2001 by Sony and Ericsson. The company's global headquarters is located in London, including research and development workers in Europe, Japan, China and the United States. The company's global employee Yoda 7,500 people. Everyone thinks Sony Ericsson is from Japan, but Sony Ericsson is a European company. On October 27, 2011, Sony announced that it would acquire 50% of Ericsson's shares for 1.05 billion euros, and Sony Ericsson will become a wholly-owned subsidiary of Sony. The transaction was completed in early 2012, and Sony Ericsson was renamed Sony Mobile.

At present, the term "Sony Ericsson" no longer exists, and the 50% financing shares originally owned by Ericsson in the past decade will officially return to Sony. The mobile phone series products are named "Sony Mobile", and the mobile phone logo produced in the future will be changed to "SONY".