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The world's biggest phone show is still set to begin on Feb. 24, but big players have already dropped out over coronavirus fears.

The HTC 5G Hub is far too large to be a phone, but whatever you do, don’t call this device built for Sprint's network a hotspot.

The 5G Moto Mod may have seen its fair share of delays, but rest assured — it's real, and it's still coming

Overwhelmed with all the 5G buzz? These were the headlines about the new wireless networking standard that really mattered at Mobile World Congress 2019.

In the future, you’ll be able to communicate with your BMW simply by pointing and talking. Here's a closer look at BMW's Natural Interaction initiative.

Energizer was so preoccupied with whether or not it could make a phone with an 18,000 mAh battery, it didn't stop to think if they should.

Huawei's foldable Mate X can charge a dead battery to 85 percent in 30 minutes, but Huawei says that technology isn't coming to other phones.

Chinese smartphone maker goes big on 5G at MWC 2019.

TCL is showing off budget Alcatel smartphones at Mobile World Congress, but it’s the company’s foldable tech that we can't wait for.

Mobile World Congress gets underway Feb. 25 in Barcelona. Here's a look at all the new smartphones coming from LG, Huawei, OnePlus, Nokia and others.

If big, splashy and expensive phone releases aren’t your thing, LG just released a few new options for you.The Korean smartphone maker just took the lid off of the LG Q60, LG K50 and LG K40, three mid-level and budget phones that will debut at next week

The X55 5G modem adds integrated support for everything from 2G to 5G networking speeds and should bring 5G connectivity to more devices.

LG could announce a new flagship phone as soon as February's Mobile World Congress. Here's what we've heard so far about what could be in the works for the LG G8.

LG says it will unveil the LG G8 ThinQ this month at Mobile World Congress, with the new phone featuring a 3D sensor capable of facial recognition.

Having a hard time deciding between Samsung's latest phones? Here's a closer look at what's different between the Galaxy S9 and S9+.

The new Galaxy S9 has the same expansive display as last year’s S8. But Samsung has introduced a number of changes to its newest flagship smartphone.

As more companies adopt stock Android on new phones, Nokia leads the charge with four new Android One and Android Go devices.

You can get the Galaxy S9 for $720 from Samsung and T-Mobile. The phone costs more elsewhere.

The Galaxy S9 and S9+ wow with cameras that are faster and much better in low light, but the new augmented-reality features are a mixed bag.

The ZenFone 5Z offers flagship performance, dual-lens cameras and an edge-to-edge display for about half the price of Apple and Samsung’s premium devices.

Vivo's Apex concept phone has a pop-up camera and an in-screen fingerprint sensor, and we got to try these features out.

Waverly Labs $250 Pilot earbuds are completely wireless and can translate conversations. But they cost $100 more than Google's offering.

Huawei isn't building autonomous vehicles, but its Mate 10 Pro is smart enough to detect obstacles and tell a car to steer around them.

Samsung's AR Emoji feature look to challenge Apple's Animoji, but the Galaxy S9's 3D characters are more creepy than cool.

Samsung has refined its DeX dock to make for a better workstation. Here's how the new DeX Pad improves on its predecessor.

Samsung hopes to reinvent the smartphone camera with the Galaxy S9 and S9+. Here are five ways the cameras on the new flagship phones outdo their predecessors.

The Nokia 8810, popularized by The Matrix, is making a comeback as a 4G flip phone.

The high-end Nokia 8 Sirocco and entry-level Nokia 1 highlight the four phones introduced at this year's Mobile World Congress, as Nokia rolls out a range of models.

With ultra-wide displays and advanced cameras, Alcatel’s budget smartphones are guaranteed to turn heads.