Sony has announced the Xperia Z2, a new high-end Android smartphone with a 5.2-inch screen and a 20-megapixel camera, plus the mid-range Xperia M2 smartphone.
Hewlett Packard has announced a pair of new Windows 8.1 tablets, the ElitePad 1000 G2 and the ProPad 600. Both feature 10.1-inch screens and quad-core Atom processors.
Unable to wait for its February 24 Unpacked 5 event at Mobile World Congress, Samsung has announced the Gear 2 and the Gear 2 Neo smartwatches, which replace the Android OS from the original with Tizen.
Jolla has announced its Sailfish OS is about to reach version 1.0, and when it does, a separate launcher app for Android will be released, giving more people a chance to try the new mobile operating system.
Fleksy is the first alternative keyboard for iPhone and iPad owners. Developers can now build the keyboard into their apps, where it'll be offered as an alternative to the standard Apple keyboard.
BlackBerry needs to have a good 2014, but if the design of a leaked phone is anything to go by, it's not going to make things easy. However, a cool rumored keyboard may help win it new fans.
Asus has launched a new PadFone, the PadFone Infinity Lite. The 5-inch, 1080p smartphone slots into a 10.1-inch tablet, sharing the phone's quad-core processor and data connection.
Canonical has announced Meizu and bq as its first two Ubuntu Mobile hardware partners, and confirmed the first devices will be getting a global release later this year.
Nokia has launched the Treasure Tag, an NFC accessory for anyone who has left their keys/wallet/bag/all three behind, and regretted it for the rest of the day.
Laforge Optical's Icis smart glasses are coming to challenge Google Glass. Designed to look and feel more like regular glasses, the software presents information around your field of vision.
HTC has called a press event for March 25, when it's expected to launch its new flagship Android smartphone. We currently know it under the M8 codename, but it may be named the One Two or the One+.
A leaked Google memo suggests the company is now insisting the latest version of Android is installed on new devices. If not, permission to use Google Play and other Google apps won't be given.
ZTE has pre-announced the new smartphones it'll launch at Mobile World Congress next week, the Grand Memo 2 LTE and the Open X, plus news on a new version of its MiFavor Android user interface.
A new all-touchscreen BlackBerry phone has been leaked. Known as the BlackBerry Z3, or Jakarta, the mid-range device could launch during MWC 2014, and be one of the first produced for BlackBerry by Foxconn.
Huawei has released a short video telling us it'll announce a pair of new tablets and a smartphone during Mobile World Congress. It also finds time to mock the competition.
Nokia has painted its social networking channels green, very green. Although it hasn't given a reason why, it could be a hint about the Nokia X, its first Android-powered smartphone.
Chinese smartphone brand Xiaomi has announced its first stop on the road to international availability, confirming the Redmi smartphone will go on sale in Singapore on February 21.
The latest research shows nearly two million smartwatches were sold during 2013, with Android and Samsung's Galaxy Gear taking a high percentage of the sales.
Google has updated its Play Music app for Android, adding in the option to download and save its All Access radio stations for use without a data connection.
Verizon has launched the Lumia Icon, its latest exclusive Windows Phone device. It's equipped with a 5-inch, 1080p screen, a quad-core chip, and a 20-megapixel PureView camera.
Oppo has confirmed it will launch the new Find 7 smartphone at an event to take place on March 19 in Beijing. It has also revealed the phone will almost certainly have a 1440p, 5.5-inch touchscreen, and 4G LTE connectivity.
Although it has been rumored for several months, it was never certain the Android-powered Nokia X would ever be released. Now, a new report seems to confirm the device will be made official during Mobile World Congress.
An LG smartphone with the model number D618 has been spotted on the FCC's database. In the past, this number has been linked to the LG G2 Mini, a slightly smaller version of the company's flagship G2.
Samsung has sent out a second teaser image for its February 24 MWC bash, where the Galaxy S5 may be revealed, this time hinting its TouchWiz Android user interface may have also been redesigned.
A proposed merger of the Sprint and T-Mobile networks has reportedly been strongly opposed by the FCC and the Justice Department, which could result in plans being abandoned.
Despite saying it was, HTC isn't going to rely solely on the flagship M8 smartphone and its future smartwatch to revive sales. Instead, it's also going to launch a new range of mid-level devices, aimed at improving profitability.
We go eyes-on with GlassesOff, a new app with strong scientific credentials, which promises to help those with declining eyesight read small print without reading glasses, or eye-strain.
Apple CEO Tim Cook has said in an interview we should expect new products which fall into new categories from the company soon. Although he didn't go into detail, he could be talking about the iWatch, an Apple television, or a phablet-style iPhone.
