This week we were in Barcelona for Mobile World Congress 2011 (MWC 2011) getting our hands on the very latest in mobile tech and accessories soon to hit the shops. Couldn’t make it to MWC? Then check out our MWC 2011 roundup for some of the best bits of the show you may have missed.
As you’d guess there has been an explosion of new mobile announcements; from tablets to phones to a neat Near Field Communication (NFC) accessory that digitally holds your travel pass and ticketing information for when travelling on the train.
Click on the links below to read any stories you may have missed this week:
Top 5 Android phones of MWC 2011
Want to know what they are? Hit link to find out. Among them the Sony Ericsson Xperia Play and Samsung Galaxy S 2.
PSP phone hands-on
It’s been the subject of many leaks, but we’ve finally played with the Sony Ericsson Xperia Play, otherwise known as the PSP phone. Hit the link for our first impressions.
HTC Flyer tablet comes equipping stylus
Been waiting for HTC tablet. The HTC Flyer did not disappoint. It comes with a stylus too. But don’t be put off, this one’s unique, letting you draw directly into Android. If your interest is piqued, click on the link for the full lowdown.
Best Tablet of MWC 2011
Check out our top tablet trio as represented by HP, Samsung and HTC.
Sony Ericsson Xperia Neo: Hands on photo bonanza
The Sony Ericsson Xperia Neo is an eye-catching bit of phone crumpet. Its 3.7-inch 854×480 screen impressed us at MWC 2011. Take a look at it here.
LG Optimus 3D and LG C release
Want to know when the LG Optimus 3D and LG Optimus Pad will be releasing. Word is they will both be releasing in Europe in jus ta few months time, in May. Fancy a 3D phone?
Apple iPhone 4 wins best phone award at MWC
Despite Apple not even showing up at the event. Apple prefers to show off its devices at its own events.
HP TouchPad hands on photos
We grabbed a chance to check out the HP TouchPad. The verdict. HP operating system webOS is looking as good as it ever has.
HTC Incredible hitting the UK
The entirely modest HTC Incredible is finally hitting the UK, having been available in America since April 2010. It has a 4-inch screen, 1GHz processor and 1.1GB of built-in storage. HTC says look out for it in “early Q2″.
Iota NFC: wearable train tickets
No, not a jacket made out of old tube travelcards, but a bracelet packing in Near Field Communication technology to let you walk into trains without having to faff about for your ticket.
HTC Desire S hands-on photos
The latest in the HTC Desire line, the HTC Desire S looks gorgeous. A new Qualcomm Snapdragon processor and increased RAM makes it a joy to use. Check out our hands-on photos here.
Related posts:
- IFA 2010 roundup: What you missed
- Sony Ericsson Xperia X8 review roundup
- Mobile World Congress catch-up: What you've missed so far
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