MOBILE WORLD CONGRESS

A look at the most interesting devices launched at MWC from the likes of Samsung, ZTE, Microsoft and LG.

The CEO of Cyanogen believes manufacturers have only scratched the surface of smartphone potential.

Up-and-coming Chinese smartphone maker Oppo shows off technology which would allow users to fully charge their smartphones in less than 15 minutes.

"I just think it is not the right to thing to unplug [encryption] from the mainstream products that people use,” Mark Zuckerberg said.

The consumer-tech giant is looking to turn around its struggling mobile unit.

Samsung is betting big on virtual reality and for those, who want to have the best VR experience, the Galaxy S7 smartphones are the only way to go.

Sony Xperia Ear is an in-ear headset which will respond to users’ voice and remind them about meetings.

Sony has launched a trio of smartphones in the Xperia X range, which it hopes will help the company grow its market share.

LG's G5 marks the evolution of the smartphone with its modular design, but is this really the future?

Samsung has launched its latest flagship smartphones, hoping its Gear VR headset and Gear 360 camera will help it take on Apple.

The price and release date for HTC's virtual reality headset, built in collaboration with games developer Valve, has leaked.

Huawei’s MateBook is the company's first personal computer, a tablet-laptop hybrid that runs Windows 10 and features a stylus.

LG is seeking to set itself apart with the G5 smartphone’s modular design, which allows users to add specialist units for different features.

How to follow LG's G5 launch at Mobile World Congress and what to expect from the company's 2016 flagship model.

The Chinese electronics company will kick off this year's Mobile World Congress with a news conference Sunday. Here's how to watch.

Samsung will launch its 2016 flagship smartphones at the Mobile World Congress Sunday, and it is vital the company gets the release right.

The smartphone world will descend on Barcelona next week: Here’s what to expect.