The Mobile World Congress takes place in Barcelona, Spain this week and will play host to the launch of new smartphones, tablets and mobile apps. Here are some key news and developments to expect from the mobile-focused tech conference.
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The Consumer Electronics Show is the world's largest technology exhibition and serves up the latest gadgets to be launched in the coming year. With the show a week away, here is what to expect concerning tablets at the show.
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This year, MWC was dominated by new smartphones, tablets, and lots of talk about ‘paradigm shifts’ to cloud computing, BYOD and HTML5 web-apps. But what were the main tablet trends, and who emerged from the Barcelona show with their reputation intact?
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