Sony Ericsson likely to outsource Android-powered handsets to Foxconn, says paper

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Sony Ericsson likely to outsource Android-powered handsets to Foxconn, says paper

Commercial Times, April 21; Steve Shen, DIGITIMES

Tuesday 21 April 2009

Sony Ericsson is likely to outsource production of its Android-powered handsets to Foxconn Electronics (Hon Hai Precision Industry) although the company has declined to say when its "Google phone" will be available, according to a Chinese-language...

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