"MWC" news, interviews, and features

Slideshows about MWC

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  Mobile World Congress in 50 photos: Samsung, Sony, HTC, Microsoft, LG and many more

  The biggest smartphone companies in the world flocked to Barcelona for the 2015 Mobile World Congress. More than 90,000 people walked through MWC's many halls to experience the next-generation of technology products, ranging from Samsung's Galaxy S6 Edge to cars controlled from smartphones.

  Mobile World Congress in 50 photos: Samsung, Sony, HTC, Microsoft, LG and many more

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News about MWC

• Smartphone dead? Fuel cells offer instant power anywhere

  New products hope to succeed where others have failed

• Five takeaways for CIOs from this year's MWC

  IoT, security and more affordable smartphones were all hot topics

• Mobile World Congress in 50 photos: Samsung, Sony, HTC, Microsoft, LG and many more

  Big players and show highlights in one slideshow

• Intel's Skylake chips to appear in tablets, PCs, servers

  Intel CEO Brian Krzanich says partners, including PC makers, are looking forward to Skylake

• Against the odds, Canonical and Jolla trot out iOS, Android alternatives

  The smartphone OSes have something different, in a good way, to offer

• 5G, net neutrality may be headed for a showdown

  While regulators look for equal treatment, 5G envisions lots of special services

Features about MWC

• What to expect from Mobile World Congress 2016

  The first big mobile show of the year gets even bigger.

• HTC One (M9) first impressions: Better but worse

  HTC is no longer trying to make the best smartphone in the world, we think

• The top 5 smartphones of MWC 2011

  Reviews of five mobile phones that stood out

• LG Optimus 3D is Slick, But 3D is Gimmicky: Hands On

  3D technology arrives on mobile phones with the LG Optimus 3D, but the end result is a bit disappointing.