Mobile World Congress was dominated by stellar smartphones. But that’s not to say the humble camera phone is dead. Far from it. In fact, it lives on in some of the sleekest, top-end gadgets we clamped our hands-on last week.
Still think it’s curtains for the camphone? Dive in now and we’ll tell you why your cell’s snapper still matters with our top five camera phones of Mobile World Congress 2010.
Before Barcelona, there was already a raft of awesome Android handsets to coo over. But now Google’s OS has found itself in a slew of slick new devices that affirm its position, for now, as mobile top dog. Still not sure which one’s your hot favourite? Well dive in now and see if you agree with our top five Android picks from Mobile World Congress 2010.
Mobile World Congress is barely 48 hours old, but already the Barcelona blower bash has seen more stunning new mobile kit and next-gen software than we normally peep throughout the rest of the year. But if you’ve been sleeping off the weekend’s excesses and want to catch up on the goings on in Spain, you’re in the right place. Jump in now and catch up with what you’ve missed.
The Samsung Beam projector phone packing Android has been one of the highlights of Mobile World Congress so far, but if still shots of it beaming out a movie weren’t enough for you, here’s a hands-on video to go with it!
The Samsung Beam slipped quietly into officialdom last night, but this morning we caught up with it in the flesh at Samsung’s Mobile World Congress stand. Last night we knew it as the Samsung I8520. This morning we know it’s also called the Samsung Beam. Read on, and see this purdy little projector phone close up!
