More MWC News

• 28 February 2012

• News: Huawei Wants Your Next Phone to Be Made--By Huawei

  Huawei, Huawei, Huawei. The hard-to-pronounce Chinese manufacturer is one of the most buzzed about companies at this year's Mobile World Congress (by the way, it's pronounced "wa-wei").

• News: Wireless network demands push carriers to innovate

  Executives from three wireless carriers offered testimony Tuesday showing how an explosion of wireless users and devices are forcing them to expand their networks without necessarily the promise of revenue growth to keep up.

• News: Alcatel One Touch intros budget Android smartphones

  Alcatel One Touch has introduced 12 Android-based smartphones, including the Ultra 995, which will cost about US$250 and have a 4.3-inch screen.

• News: Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1: A Hands-On Tour

  The Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1 stands out from the crowd of tablets at Mobile World Congress. It's the most compelling model at the show -- largely because of how it does something different, and better, than other comers. Samsung is not the first company to try offering a pen for use with an Android tablet. But it is the first to truly make the experience of using the pen the focal point of the tablet, thanks to the included software for creating and consuming media. And that's what makes the Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1 stand tall.

• News: A Closer Look: Qualcomm Snapdragon S4 Pro Chipsets Awesome Multimedia Features

  Qualcomm's Pro version of the Snapdragon S4 chipset, the S4 Pro processor, features the Adreno 320 GPU, which supports higher-resolution displays, better gaming, and improved Web browsing.

• News: Ericsson extends SON to automate mixed mobile networks

  Ericsson took a step to simplify carrier mobile networks on Tuesday, during a Mobile World Congress show where infrastructure is getting more complex.

• News: Mozilla dropped Android from Boot-to-Gecko project

  Mozilla managed to avoid using any parts of Android in the development of its Boot-to-Gecko mobile Web project.

• News: In pictures: Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1, Galaxy Beam and Galaxy Tab 2

  Developers at Samsung Mobile have been very busy of late. The company has unveiled no fewer than four new mobile devices at Mobile World Congress 2012 in Barcelona.

• News: In Pictures: Nokia 808 PureView, Lumia 610, Asha 202, Asha 203 and Asha 302

  Mobile phone giant, Nokia, unveiled a host of new phones at MWC 2012. Here are some pictures we've taken of the new handsets.

• News: ManageEngine adds iOS to device management service

  ManageEngine, the IT management software arm of Zoho, is adding iOS devices to those supported in its Desktop Central management service.

• News: Nokia shocks tech world with 41 megapixel smartphone

  Afer days of teasing in advance of the Mobile World Congress (MWC), Nokia has announced the 808 PureView, the first smartphone in the world to feature a sensor capable of snapping images up to the extraordinary resolution of 41 megapixels.

• News: Five smartphone trends at Mobile World Congress

  Big smartphone vendors such as High Tech Computer (HTC) and LG Electronics are trying to get their mojo back after some challenging times, and they hope to do so by putting quad-core processors and big, high-definition screens in the products on show at Mobile World Congress.

• News: Thousands of Android apps available on PlayBook, says RIM

  Research In Motion said that "thousands" of Android apps are already in the Android player launched one week ago as part of the PlayBook OS 2.0 update.

• News: ASUS unveils PadFone and new Transformer Pads

  ASUS has gone a little bit crazy this week at MWC, it's changed its flag ship product's name, launched the PadFone (a phone and tablet combo) and revealed a pen that you can make calls with!

• News: Telefonica plans Q2 launch for virtualized phones

  Telefonica expects to start selling virtualized Samsung Galaxy S II phones with VMware technology in Spain, starting in the second quarter.

• News: MWC: Vimeo launches new version of iOS app

  Vimeo has launched a new version of its iOS app, including native support for the iPad and integration with the Vimeo Music Store.

• News: Hands-on With ZTE's Inexpensive Windows Phones

  ZTE was heavy on the Android-related announcements today, but the handset and tablet manufacturer also announced a Windows Phone as well. The ZTE Orbit joined the Tania as the second Windows Phone member of ZTE's family.

• News: A Closer Look at ZTE's Android Phones: ZTE Era and N910

  ZTE announced a total of 15 devices today at its Mobile World Congress Press conference, but the ZTE Era definitely got the most buzz.

• 27 February 2012

• News: Windows 8 most burning questions

  When Windows 8 Consumer Preview is available Wednesday it should answer questions that he earlier developers preview didn't.

• News: Quad-core smartphones could have price, battery issues

  Smartphones with quad-core processors that are able to deliver PC-like performance have finally been announced, but high prices and battery issues could potentially stymie adoption, analysts said on Monday.

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