Form 6-K

SECURITIES AND EXCHANGE COMMISSION

Washington, D.C. 20549

Report of Foreign Private Issuer
Pursuant to Rules 13a-16 or 15d-16 of
the Securities Exchange Act of 1934

Dated: ~~April~~May 263, 2005

Swisscom AG

(Translation of registrant’s name into English)

Alte Tiefenaustrasse 6 3050 Bern, Switzerland ~~(Address of principal executive offices)~~

(Address of principal executive offices)

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~~Press~~Swisscom ~~Release~~Mobile launches price offensive and increases transparency

~~Seventh~~On ~~General~~1 ~~Meeting~~June, 2005, Swisscom Mobile is to introduce significant price cuts to stimulate customers’ calling habits. The company will be offering a new tariff based on only 50 centimes per call, irrespective of the length of the call. This means that, for the first time, longer mobile calls will be charged on a par with fixed-network rates. On top of this, Swisscom ~~Ltd~~Mobile ~~Shareholders~~is incutting prices ~~Lucerne:~~for termination of calls on its network to 20 centimes. This 40% reduction clears the way for cheaper calls between networks.

~~Call~~The price adjustments were prompted by the reticent calling habits of NATEL® customers as well as pressure from business customers objecting to high fixed-to-mobile charges. Last year, for instance, ~~greater~~average ~~transparency~~minutes per user (AMPU Postpaid) on the ~~part~~NATEL® network dropped by 7.2 minutes to 153.4 minutes a month, while the average number of minutes for calls from the fixed network to the ~~shareholders~~Swisscom Mobile network fell by 3%. According to surveys, the main reason for this drop is the general perception that mobile charges are too high and not sufficiently transparent. Swisscom Mobile has introduced the price cuts in a bid to address customers’ concerns, and expects these reductions to stimulate calling habits and boost growth in the mobile market.

AtMobile ~~the~~calls ~~seventh~~at General Meeting of Swisscom Shareholders held in Lucerne on 26 April 2005, Chairman of the Board Markus Rauh called for greater transparency on the part of shareholders. Rauh said that the information available to listed companies on institutional investors was often minimal. Swisscom is to pay a dividend of CHF 14 per share for fiscal 2004, CHF 1 higher than the previous year dividend, and will reduce share capital by 7.13% following last year’s successful share buyfixed-~~back.~~network ~~The General~~rates ~~Meeting elected three new members to the Swisscom Board of Directors.~~

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~~Shareholders~~40% ~~approved~~reduction ~~the~~in ~~2004~~termination ~~annual~~rates ~~report,~~from ~~financial~~1 statements and consolidated financial statements as well as the dividend of CHF 14 per share (CHF 9.10 net after deduction of withholding tax) recommended by the Board of Directors. The net dividend sumJuly, ~~free from expenses, will be distributed to shareholders on 29 April~~ 2005~~. The~~ ~~General Meeting of Shareholders approved a proposal to reduce the number of shares by~~ ~~7.13% to 61.48 million by destroying the shares acquired through the 2004 share buy-back~~ ~~scheme. Within the next few weeks Swisscom plans to launch its previously announced 2005 share buy-back programme.~~

~~The~~Swisscom ~~General~~Mobile ~~Meeting~~AG ~~granted~~Product ~~discharge~~Public toRelations ~~the~~Carsten ~~members~~Roetz of3050 ~~the~~Bern ~~Board~~Phone ofFax ~~Directors~~+41-31-342 ~~and~~76 ~~the Executive~~48 ~~Board~~+41-31-342 ~~for~~87 ~~the~~94 ~~2004 financial year~~www.Swisscom-mobile.ch ~~KPMG was elected for a further year as statutory auditors and Group auditors~~carsten. roetz@swisscom.com

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~~Election~~The ofsecond ~~three~~change ~~new~~concerns ~~members~~a reduction in the wholesale price for call termination on the NATEL® network from 33.5 centimes to 20 centimes per minute. These termination rates are the ~~Board~~price that ofother ~~Directors~~telecoms providers have to pay for switching a call through to a mobile network. Over the past few months, a downward trend in calling habits has been identified, which the 40% price reduction is aiming to reverse. Adjusting for purchasing power, Swisscom Mobile rates are below the average charged in comparable European countries.

Swisscom AG
Group Media Relations	Phone +41-31-342 91 93	www. swisscom.com
3050 Bern	Fax +41-31-342 06 70	media@swisscom.com

With this move, Swisscom Mobile is offering other providers the opportunity to pass on the reductions in termination rates to their customers, so that the Swiss population can benefit from significantly cheaper calls to the NATEL® network.

~~Press~~The ~~Release~~negative impact on Swisscom Mobile revenue and EBITDA for the remainder of 2005 will amount to CHF 165 million at most. If other providers also cut their termination rate, this will reduce the impact. Although volumes are expected to increase as a result of these measures, this will not be enough to compensate for the price reduction in the short term.

~~Peter Küpfer~~Berne, ~~André~~3 ~~Richoz and Helmut Woelki stood down from the Board of Directors at the 2005 General Meeting. Fides P. Baldesberger~~May, ~~Anton Scherrer and Othmar Vock were~~2005 ~~elected as new members of the Board. Anton Scherrer will take over as Vice Chairman for~~ ~~one year. As already announced, Anton Scherrer will be proposed at next year’s General~~ ~~Meeting to succeed Markus Rauh as Chairman of the Board.~~

~~Michel~~Swisscom ~~Gobet,~~Mobile ~~Torsten~~AG G.Product ~~Kreindl~~Public ~~and~~Relations ~~Richard~~Carsten ~~Roy~~Roetz ~~were~~3050 ~~re-elected~~Bern ~~for~~Phone aFax ~~further two~~+41-~~year term.~~31-342 ~~Markus~~76 ~~Rauh~~48 ~~and Jacqueline Demierre were re~~+41-~~elected~~31-342 ~~for~~87 ~~one~~94 ~~year due to the statutory 8~~www.Swisscom-~~year~~mobile.ch ~~limitation on holding office~~carsten. roetz@swisscom.com

Invitation including curriculum vitae of the new Board members:

http://www.swisscom.com/2005gv/20050426_GV_de.pdf

Photos and biographical details on members of the Board of Directors:

http://www.swisscom.com/board

Lucerne, 26 April 2005

Swisscom AG
Group Media Relations	Phone +41-31-342 91 93	www. swisscom.com
3050 Bern	Fax +41-31-342 06 70	media@swisscom.com

SIGNATURES

Pursuant to the requirements of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934, the registrant has duly caused this report to be signed on its behalf by the undersigned, thereunto duly authorized.

	Swisscom AG
Dated: April 26, 2005	by: /s/ Rolf Zaugg
Dated: May 3, 2005	by:	/s/ Rolf Zaugg
	~~Name:~~	~~Rolf Zaugg~~Name:	Rolf Zaugg
	~~Title:~~	~~Senior Counsel Head of Capital Market & Corporate Law~~Title:	Senior Counsel Head of Capital Market& Corporate Law

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