News & Reviews:   mobile world congress

What is MWC Shanghai all about? It's a large conference for industry leaders to discuss cutting edge tech. Previously cancelled in 2022, the event is making a comeback this year and will run from 28 to 30 June 2023. But what does it have in store for us this year? Well, here are the top 3 topics you can expect from MWC Shanghai 2023.

Ookla, the global leader in mobile and broadband network intelligence has announced that Celcom Axiata Bhd (Celcom) is the recipient of the Ookla’s Speedtest Award for Best Mobile Coverage in Malaysia. The recognition was given to Celcom during the recent Ookla Speedtest Awards ceremony at the Mobile World Congress (MWC) 2022 in Barcelona, Spain.

Guess what? It's the end of February and the Mobile World Congress (MWC) 2022 kicks off later tonight. However, some companies are already starting to reveal details of their new products. Huawei is one of them, unveiling a total of four new devices to the world.

There are a few trade shows that are scheduled each year. One is the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in January, and the other is the Mobile World Congress (MWC) that usually happens in March. Most expect MWC to largely remain virtual this year, but that's not stopping companies like Honor from showing up.

Today is the second day of the Mobile World Congress and Samsung took an opportunity to showcase the One UI Watch. One UI is Samsung's own platform for their Galaxy lineup so it's interesting to see what it does on smartwatches. Without further ado, let's check it out below.

With Mobile World Congress (MWC) week underway, we can expect to see a variety of new products from many brands. Among the first to make an announcement was Lenovo, which has just revealed a slew of new tablets and a smart clock.

Due to fears of a coronavirus outbreak, GSMA yesterday confirmed that this year's Mobile World Congress (MWC) has been cancelled. Now that the event will no longer be held, there have been talks of some brands possibly running their own events during the original MWC 2020 week. It seems that this is what realme would be doing, except in a new location.

MWC is the world’s largest mobile trade show that usually attracts more than 10,000 attendees from 200 countries to Barcelona has just been officially canceled. The organization behind MWC, GSMA said it’s canceling MWC 2020 which scheduled to run between 24 to 27 February over coronavirus-related concerns.

With all the big companies pulling out from the Mobile World Congress (MWC) 2020, it remains a question whether the event would still be held. Today, we’ve also heard that the organiser GSMA is going to have a meeting this Friday to decide the fate of MWC 2020. However, there are still companies making confirmations of their appearances at the event through official announcements, and one of them is Huawei.

Mobile World Congress 2020 or MWC20 could get canceled due to the Wuhan novel coronavirus (now known as Covid-19) outbreak. While Xiaomi have indicated that they’ll be attending and realme teased a new phone reveal there, a number of other big names like Sony, vivo, Intel and MediaTek have all said that they’ll be pulling out from the show.