The stylus is back! The Samsung Galaxy Note device has reintroduced the tool for more accurate touch screen control.
Samsung’s Galaxy Beam features a built-in image projector
Nokia raised eyebrows with its new PureView smartphone, boasting a 41 Megapixel camera
Motorola shows off its combined GPS tracking device and MP3 player, which also acts as a workout coach and tracks a user’s performance.
People wander through the Android display area. With no official Apple presence at the Mobile World Congress, Android phones dominate.
Demonstrators dressed in curious bobble hats staff a Nokia stand at the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona.
Duracell showcases its Powermat WiCC which can be used to wirelessly charge specially-adapted electronic devices.
A hostess holds a LG Optimus Vu, which boasts one of the biggest screens seen on a smartphone.
Taiwanese phone giant HTC launched its new One range, featuring toughened Gorilla glass screens.
Ford’s launched its technology-stuffed B-Max car at the Mobile World Congress to tout its hi-tech credentials.
