Mobile World Congress is taking place in Barcelona this week, offering manufacturers an opportunity to show off new gear without needing to hold their own splashy event. So far, we've learned about some new laptops and phones,

There'll likely be some interesting wearables, including smartwatches and AR glasses, with bonus laptops and earbuds. We might even learn more about Samsung's Android XR headset nicknamed Project Moohan.

MWC 2025 in Barcelona attracts 100,000 attendees, focusing on AI advancements, trade tensions, and telecom regulations. Chinese firms face new tariffs amid escalating US-China disputes. Meanwhile, smartphone sales are rising,

The year's biggest phone show, Mobile World Congress, often has some wild handsets -- here's the cream of the bizarre crop.

Here are some of the most intriguing things we've spotted on the trade show floor so far—with more to come.Talking to Your PhoneGoogle is making sure you can have a conversation on your phone, even if you have no friends to call.

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Samsung had an assortment of other examples and concepts on the booth, some of which we’d just seen at CES. If you can imagine a screen that stretches, bends, or flexes in some way, then Samsung Display probably has one. And you know what? I love them for that.

Samsung revealed a range of concept devices showcasing new, exciting display formats that could someday come to market. Samsung Display always comes to MWC with interesting concepts exploring new ways to use phone and device screens.