MWC, Barcelona
MWC 2025: all the phones, gadgets, and commentary from Barcelona
The Verge is heading to Barcelona, Spain, for Mobile World Congress 2025. We’re fresh off CES, where we saw plenty of new gadgets, from TVs to gaming handhelds and smart glasses. But, as it says right in the name, MWC 2025 is more focused on... mobile stuff. And it’s for a global audience, which means not everything will make its way to the US.
I tried Lenovo's ambitious Z-folding laptop at MWC 2025
The TCL RayNeo X3 Pro smart glasses add 2,500-nit displays and AI-based features to supercharge their functionality. I put ...
Infinix showcased two concept phones at the Mobile World Congress 2025 event. One includes a buit-in solar panel on the back, ...
Realme has worked out how to stick a full-size camera lens on the back of a smartphone, and I've taken photos with it.The ...
Samsung gave Mobile World Congress attendees an arm's-length look at its Project Moohan Android XR headset. Here's what we ...
Infinix has a few concepts, specifically a case that uses solar energy to charge the device. There's also a phone with E-ink ...
The company plans to invest the money over the next five years to create an AI ecosystem across phones, tablets, computers, ...
Dragonwing is the world’s first 5G-advanced FWA platform, featuring on-device AI-enhanced traffic classification, 40 TOPS ...
A focus on telco APIs at a time when the industry’s GenAI development accelerates is ushering in a new era for mobile ...
I got to try the BleeqUp Ranger glasses, which can take pictures, record video, and play audio in an all-in-one package that rests on your face.
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