Mobile World Congress this year has been all about mobiles and tablets with bigger and better displays crammed with as much performance power as possible into those small packages. Now Broadcom has taken the mobility factor to an all new level when it showed a device called ‘PC-on-a-stick’ at its booth at MWC. (more…)Google+

Last week Nvidia announced the Tegra 4i, its latest LTE-capable mobile processor along with a reference handset called Phoenix. Earlier today in a video shot outside the Mobile World Congress convention center, Nvidia gave a small glimpse into the handset and its performance. (more…)Google+

Wireless chargers are slowly making their mark in the mobile market, and companies around the world are providing built-in support for wireless charging in their flagship phones. With the future in mind, LG today announced WCP-300, the world’s smallest wireless charger at the ongoing Mobile World Congress. (more…)Google+

Along with launching the ZTE Open, the company’s first Firefox OS phone at the ongoing Mobile World Congress, ZTE has also launched the Grand Memo phablet. The 5.7-inch phablet is one of the first Android phones to be powered by Qualcomm’s flagship quad-core Snapdragon 800 processor. (more…)Google+

After grabbing the spotlight at the CES when it launched the Xperia Z smartphone, Sony today grabbed the headlines again by launching the world’s thinnest 10.1-inch tablet called the Xperia Tablet Z. The tablet is remarkably thin at only 6.9mm and weighs in at 495gms. (more…)Google+

South Korean mobile maker LG it seems is treating the Mobile World Congress as nothing less than a battle to take over the mobile world and today gave a look into its arsenal. It has announced four series— G, Vu, F and LII, under which it will launch smartphones at the event. (more…)Google+

We recently reported about Nokia’s plans to launch phones in the cheaper-end of the market at the Mobile World Congress to counter stiff competition from other mobile companies. At that time it wasn’t clear which phones or at what price range would the Finnish company launch these phones. But now the folks at @eveleaks have uncovered what could be the answer to the above mystery. They have put up a series of images on their Twitter page of the next Nokia Asha boasting of a completely new design language. ...

The last time HP launched the TouchPad to compete against the iPad, it couldn’t survive the competition. But today the American company re-entered the tablet market with what seems to be a more sensible approach by announcing its first-ever Android tablet at the Mobile World Congress. Called the Slate 7, the tablet is priced around $169 (Rs 9,126 approximately) and will first hit the US markets sometime in April. (more…)Google+

Lenovo has quietly announced a range of ultra-portable Android tablets today at the Mobile World Congress. The tablets launched are the 7-inch A1000 and the A3000 and the 10-inch S6000 tablet. (more…)Google+

A day before Mobile World Congress begins; Chinese mobile maker Huawei has grabbed the spotlight by announcing the successor to its P1, the Ascend P2. The flagship model will hit markets around June this year. (more…)Google+

We’d recently reported on Samsung allegedly planning to ditch the Exynos chips for the Qualcomm Snapdragon processor. Now the folks at SamMobile have uncovered the first image of the Galaxy S IV and have also quoted an anonymous source who confirms that Samsung will indeed be using the Qualcomm processor and will also ditch its AMOLED screen for a SoLux display. (more…)Google+

One of the worst kept secrets of MWC 2013, Samsung has officially announced the Galaxy Note 8.0, which for all practical purposes turns out to be a bigger version of the Galaxy Note II. With the Note branding in place, it comes with the proprietary S-Pen and also adds voice calling function, which would turn it into one humungous Android smartphone. While there is no reason why anyone should be using it as a phone but it turns out people indeed use tablets as one. (more…)Google+