The MWC is an opportunity to meet up with people that shape the decisions of manufacturers. Thus our interview with Jonas Geust, Nokia Europe Vice President for navigation, was an interesting one. Read more

It’s amazing how Yahoo! seems to be constantly under the spotlights lately. After resisting Microsoft’s offer, the guys from Sunnyvale decided to counter attack with an announcement that should the very core of the Mobile World Congress. Read more

Motorola hasn’t been doing too well lately. The manufacturer is even thinking of abandoning its mobile division. Another significant sign: among the major mobile phone industry companies, it’s the only one that didn’t hold a press conference. Read more

IBM introduced a stunning application during this year’s Mobile World Congress. It allows citizens of the virtual world to send and receive text messages and even place phone calls. Zygmunt Lozinski from IBM gave us a demonstration of the whole thing. Read more

Compared to the launch of the KF600 and KF700, the arrival of the KF510 should be quite uneventful. Read more

The Nokia N78, the N73 upgrade, if finally here. Read more

After its recent success (Chocolate, Shine, Prada and Viewty), LG has decided to take advantage of the trend associated with touch. Thus, it’s not surprising to see at the Mobile World Congress two new mobile that following this pattern. Read more

The new P3470 HTC Smartphone, known as Pharos, will be available at the end of the month. Read more

The rumor has finally come true. Nokia, leader of the mobile market, has taken the spotlight of this Mobile World Congress with breaking news. The longed for N96 is finally here. Read more

Rumors had been spreading for a while and it’s now confirmed. Sony Ericsson will sell a Windows Mobile Smartphone. The XPERIA X1 will be the leading high end model. Read more

On top of the impressive XPERIA X1, Sony Ericsson introduced yesterday, at its press conference, six other models that are meant to complete its actual catalogue. Read more

Microsoft has acquired Danger, a mobile software company best known for its work with T-Mobile's Sidekick handsets. Read more

AOL has unveiled its own mobile software package called the AOL Open Mobile Platform, including mobile versions of its online applications. Read more

Toshiba will begin shipping its first HSUPA phone in the second quarter of this year: The Portege G810 not only enables users to download data at up to 3.6 Mb/s, but also upload data at up to 2 Mb/s. Read more

Google's mobile operating system Android is being shown for the first time in an industry trade show in Barcelona. Read more