The Huawei Android phone joined the happy band of handsets packing Android inside at Mobile World Congress this week.
Unlike its peers, though, Huawei didn’t have a great deal to show other than an intriguing prototype and some feature lists. The Huawei Android phone: is it the real deal, or a stuck-in-concept-phase tease?
Mobile World Congress has played host to the hottest mobile phones in the world over the past two days. We’ve seen new devices come flying from the design labs of Nokia, Sony Ericsson, HTC, LG and Samsung.
Every manufacturer wheeled out its big hitters for the first half of the year, and in some cases beyond that. But which were the best? Read on to find out!
The Nokia N86 8MP has only been official for a few hours, but already the first hands-on videos have popped up online. Get up close and personal with the new N86 8MP in full motion, right after the break.
The Samsung Show i7410 (called the W7900 is the US) is the latest phone to be revealed by Samsung for this Mobile World Congress season – a smartphone with a built in projector, guaranteed to ruin any bus journey you share with its owner.
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The new Samsung Android phone was one of the more highly anticipated handsets due to be shown at the Mobile World Congress, but Samsung have decided at the last minute to push the phone’s release back until later in the year.
