Mobile World Congress 2012: 10 Hot Mobile Trends to Watch
eWeek
NEWS ANALYSIS: Mobile World Congress is in full swing, and so far, big displays, Android, and high-powered processors reign supreme. However, there are plenty of questions about Windows Phone and Nokia. The 2012 Mobile World Congress is in full swing ...
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Mega-powerful camera phone, super-fast gadgets dazzle at mobile show
CNN
Mobile phone giant Nokia on Monday unveiled a phone with a powerful 41 Megapixel camera as it attempts to reposition itself back at the forefront of the mobile market. The phone is among a dazzling array of new gadgets unveiled so far at the Mobile ...
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Tom's Hardware Guide
Tom's Hardware spent its first day in Barcelona, Spain at this year's Mobile World Congress. After a long day of press conferences and private meetings, we wanted to share our experiences before hitting the show floor tomorrow.
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MOBILE WORLD: Top Stories From Barcelona
Wall Street Journal
(NOK) unveiled two new smartphones in its flagship Lumia range, three new devices in its Asha range, and surprised observers with a new Symbian product at the opening day of Mobile World Congress in Barcelona. The Lumia 900, which was launched by Chief ...
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Vodafone unveils 'mobile wallet'
The Independent
The mobile phone giant's partnership with Visa will allow users to pay for goods or services from the autumn with a wave or tap of their smartphone - in the same way Oyster cards are used on the London Underground. The service, which acts as a mobile ...
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NEWS ANALYSIS: Mobile World Congress is in full swing, and so far, big displays, Android, and high-powered processors reign supreme. However, there are plenty of questions about Windows Phone and Nokia. The 2012 Mobile World Congress is in full swing ...
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| Intel touts new Medfield chips, partnerships in mobile push CNET By Roger Cheng on Feb 28, 2012 Intel CEO Paul Otellini and Orange executive Yves Maitre talking about their new alliance at a conference at the Mobile World Congress show in Barcelona, Spain. (Credit: Roger Cheng/CNET) Intel has unveiled a number of... See all stories on this topic » |  CNET |
CNN
Mobile phone giant Nokia on Monday unveiled a phone with a powerful 41 Megapixel camera as it attempts to reposition itself back at the forefront of the mobile market. The phone is among a dazzling array of new gadgets unveiled so far at the Mobile ...
See all stories on this topic »Mobile World Congress 2012: Nokia, Asus, Intel, Samsung, And LG
Tom's Hardware Guide
Tom's Hardware spent its first day in Barcelona, Spain at this year's Mobile World Congress. After a long day of press conferences and private meetings, we wanted to share our experiences before hitting the show floor tomorrow.
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| Mobile World Congress: Best of day one Christian Science Monitor The year's largest display of up-and-coming mobile phones, Mobile World Congress, has gotten off to a good start – especially for Android. Check out a list of our favorites from day one of the conference. By Megan Riesz / February 27, 2012 A visitor ... See all stories on this topic » |  Christian Science Monitor |
Wall Street Journal
(NOK) unveiled two new smartphones in its flagship Lumia range, three new devices in its Asha range, and surprised observers with a new Symbian product at the opening day of Mobile World Congress in Barcelona. The Lumia 900, which was launched by Chief ...
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| Mobile World Congress - Day 1 round up OnSoftware By James Thornton Email of James Thornton on 27 February, 2012 It's been a busy first day here at the World Mobile Congress as some of the biggest names in the business attempt to make an impact from the kick off. Nokia kicked things off with the... See all stories on this topic » |  OnSoftware |
The Independent
The mobile phone giant's partnership with Visa will allow users to pay for goods or services from the autumn with a wave or tap of their smartphone - in the same way Oyster cards are used on the London Underground. The service, which acts as a mobile ...
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