MWC 2011

Initially named as GSM World Congress and later renamed as the 3GSM World Congress, the GSM Association Mobile World Congress is the combination of the world's largest exhibition for the mobile industry and features keynote addresses, press events, and presentations from vendors and content owners from across the world.

In a nutshell, it's like CES, but it's held outside of the United States and appeals to a more international demographic. Expect to see product announcements and special events from Samsung, HTC, LG, Microsoft, and more. Barcelona may be by the beach, but there's no vacationing going on! Bookmark this page and join Aaron from February 13-17 as he brings you video, liveblogs, commentary, and more from Mobile World Congress!

Samsung Galaxy S 4G Unboxing

Aaron unboxes the Samsung Galaxy S 4G, the newest member of the Galaxy S line and a device that's coming to T-Mobile on February 23rd for $199.99. ...

Aaron Baker

13 years 9 months ago

Acer Iconia Smart Hands-On

Aaron gets a first look at Acer's Iconia Smart, an oddly shaped Android smartphone announced at Mobile World Congress in Barcelona. With a huge 4.8-...

Aaron Baker

13 years 9 months ago

Does Samsung have a 3D device in the wings?

LG is taking the innovator cap and wearing it proudly with the upcoming release of 3D technology in not only a smartphone, but also a tablet. Some...

Evan Selleck

13 years 9 months ago

Samsung doesn't see the need for 3D-capable devices

LG may be going with 3D in a big way with the Optimus 3D and G-Slate, but not everyone is completely sold on the feature just yet, including Samsung...

Alex Wagner

13 years 9 months ago

HTC Flyer Hands-On

Aaron gets a demonstration of the HTC Flyer, the company's first tablet and yet another Android-powered device. It offers a 1.5 GHz processor, 7-...

Aaron Baker

13 years 9 months ago

Is Verizon's CTO wrong about Windows Phone 7?

Despite the fact that Microsoft is the name behind Windows Phone 7, there are many who believe that the mobile operating system shouldn't be...

Evan Selleck

13 years 9 months ago

Verizon 4G VoLTE Demo

Verizon Wireless was on hand at Mobile World Congress to show off Voice-over-LTE. In case you didn't know, LTE is unable to access voice services...

Aaron Baker

13 years 9 months ago

ZTE Skate Hands-On

Aaron gets up close and personal with the ZTE Skate, yet another Android candybar phone announced at Mobile World Congress. Specs-wise, it offers...

Aaron Baker

13 years 9 months ago

Android phone booth at Mobile World Congress (video)

It's like a McDonalds Playplace for tech nerds! Aaron tours the Android booth at Mobile World Congress in Barcelona. Complete with an assembly line...

Aaron Baker

13 years 9 months ago

NVIDIA reveals quad-core Kal-El processor, debuting in tablets this August

NVIDIA's Tegra 2 processors are finally beginning to infiltrate handsets, but today the company announced plans to include a quad-core CPU in...

Alex Wagner

13 years 9 months ago

HTC Wildfire S Hands-On

Aaron gets his hands on the HTC Wildfire S, one of six new HTC devices announced at Mobile World Congress in Barcelona. It's a minor revision to...

Aaron Baker

13 years 9 months ago

Motorola, Verizon execs not bullish on Windows Phone 7

Nokia was obviously impressed with Windows Phone 7, having selected it for use on their hardware, but not everyone is as enamored with Microsoft's...

Alex Wagner

13 years 9 months ago

HTC Desire S Hands-On

Aaron takes a look at the HTC Desire S, one of the devices HTC announced today at Mobile World Congress in Barcelona. With a 1 GHz second-...

Aaron Baker

13 years 9 months ago

HTC Incredible S Hands-On

Aaron gets some time with the HTC Incredible S, the European upgraded version of the US' DROID Incredible. Features include a 1 GHz next-...

Aaron Baker

13 years 9 months ago

Sony Mobile BRAVIA Engine Hands-On

Sony's influence in television technology has rubbed off on the mobile brand, as Bravia Mobile Engine is available now on some of the XPERIA devices...

Aaron Baker

13 years 9 months ago