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Samsung Gear A watch: There may be 3 different models
Samsung may introduce a round smartwatch for the first time, an app developer kit from the company hints. Here's everything we know.
From YouTube to Dropbox, Jumptuit collects your scattered cloud content in 1 app
Jumptuit TV, which streamlines all of your media stored on various devices and cloud services, announced new support for Android and Tizen Smart TVs.
This robot can dance like Michael Jackson, and we can’t stop watching
Check out this robot dancing like Michael Jackson. It's part of a project to inspire kids by making it easy for them to build and program their own robots.
Bats use echo location to munch bugs, but this phone uses it to snap selfies
Elliptic Labs uses ultrasound technology and gesture controls to operate your phone without having to touch it.
Ford’s e-bike knows when you’re tired of pedaling, takes over
Ford is working on the MoDe: Pro e-bike which is aimed at businesses like couriers and includes built-in navigation and an engine that can kick in when your heart rate rises.
AT&T wants to make sure you’re as healthy as possible with ForHealth
During Mobile World Congress, AT&T announced ForHealth, the carrier's health service that collects health and fitness data.
This portable battery can charge your gadgets forever, if you have water and salt
The MyFC JAQ is a new portable fuel cell charging solution for your smartphone. Individual fuel cells containing water and salt deliver a single charge for your device.
Samsung’s Galaxy S6 vs. HTC One M9: Which Android phone is best?
Mobile World Congress this year brought with it a number of updates to major flagship phones, including additions to the HTC One and Samsung Galaxy lines.
Galaxy S6 vs. Galaxy S6 Edge: Which Samsung phone is best?
Samsung debuted the Galaxy S6 and S6 edge at MWC 2015. Check out our side-by-side spec comparison to see how the two offerings differ in terms of hardware.
Hands on: SlimPort Nano-Console
We went hands-on with the SlimPort Nano-Console at MWC and found it to be a smart way to mirror your mobile device to the big screen for gaming, browsing, or movies.
BlackBerry is open to making another tablet, so long as it’s ‘iconic’
In an interview during Mobile World Congress, BlackBerry CEO John Chen confirmed he is open to having his company create another tablet.
Samsung decides to take a breather from the smartwatch space — For now
Samsung confirmed that the company is taking a break from making smartwatches and is reevaluating how it can make a "more perfect product."
FCC Chairman Tom Wheeler talks Net neutrality decision and spectrum auctions
FCC chairman Tom Wheeler addressed the Net neutrality decision, spectrum auctions, and more at Mobile World Congress 2015.
Defang your keys: This liquid makes your phone screen as hard as sapphire
We test out the Kristall Liquid Screen Protector and find it's the path to a smudge and scratch free smartphone. Screen protectors were never this easy before.
