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.
All the big press shindigs may be over, but day three at Mobile World Congress heralded some truly awesome news, not to mention the chance for us to lay our grubby mitts on even more new blowers for your viewing pleasure. If you’ve been out of the loop this week, jump in now and we’ll sate your appetite with everything that went down at MWC yesterday.
The Motorola Motoroi Android powerhouse slipped out last month in South Korea, but we just stumbled across it here at Moto’s Mobile World Congress stand. Unlike the low spec new Quench, it’s another monster mobile in the same vein as the Milestone, but it takes the robot looks to a new level. Naturally, we grabbed it for a quick hands-on: see the photos here!
