Live Coverage: Mobile World Congress 2010 as it unfolds

19 Feb, 2010

That's all folks! The MWC 2010 finally ended yesterday. It was a hectic week full of interesting announcements, exciting new devices and almost no sleep. But thanks to Barcelona for such a warm welcome yet another year.

More than 49,000 visitors from 200 countries attended the 2010 GSMA Mobile World Congress. The event welcomed 1,300 exhibiting companies and occupied more than 56,000 net square meters of exhibition and business meeting space.

MWC 2010

Unfortunately, Nokia didn't make a product announcement despite all the rumors. In fact Samsung, of all manufacturers, was the only company to present a ground-breaking mobile phone (a new OS and a new type of display). But even they didn't show anything interesting alongside it.

Anyway, we still found some interesting topics and devices to cover but we leave this year's congress with mixed feelings - mainly due to our high initial expectations.

At least we hope you've enjoyed our coverage.

Last updates

Toshiba TG02 video (18 Feb 23:00)
Sony Ericsson Aspen hands-on (18 Feb 10:30)
Huawei U8110, U8100 live photos and video (17 Feb 18:00)
HTC Smart live photos and video (16 Feb 17:30)
Acer P400, P300, E400, E110, Liquid e hands-on (17 Feb 17:00)
Opera Mini for iPhone and Opera Mobile for Android hands-on (17 Feb 13:00)

MWC 2010 overview

	Nokia and Intel combine Maemo and Moblin into MeeGo Nokia has not announced any new phones at the MWC 2010
	Samsung at MWC 2010: Wave is the name, Bada is the game Exclusive! All new Samsung phones caught live in our camera Samsung S8500 Wave - specs • preview • hands-on with camera and 720p video samples Samsung I8520 Beam - specs • hands-on Samsung C3200 Monte Bar - specs • live pics Samsung E2550 Monte Slider - specs • live pics Samsung B3410W Ch@t - specs • live pics Samsung E2370 - specs • live pics
	Sony Ericsson pre-MWC event live coverage Sony Ericsson at MWC 2010: XPERIA and Vivaz go pro Sony Ericsson Vivaz pro - specs • press conference • hands-on Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 mini - specs • press conference • hands-on Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 mini pro - specs • press conference • hands-on Sony Ericsson Aspen - specs • hands-on
	Microsoft announces the all new Windows Phone 7 Series platform MWC 2010: Microsoft Windows Phone 7 Series demonstration on video
	LG GD880 Mini - specs • hands-on • preview LG GT540 - specs • hands-on LG GW990 MID - specs • hands-on
	HTC Legend, HTC Desire and HTC HD Mini ready to roll HTC Desire - specs • hands-on HTC Legend - specs • hands-on HTC HD Mini - specs • hands-on HTC Smart - hands-on
	Three new Androids and two new PocketPCs from Acer Acer beTouch E110 - specs• hands-on Acer beTouch E400 - specs• hands-on Acer neoTouch P300 - specs• hands-on Acer neoTouch P400 - specs• hands-on Acer Liquid e - specs • hands-on
	Toshiba roll out two super-slim smartphones, TG02 and K01 Toshiba TG02 - specs • live pics Toshiba K01 - specs • live pics
	Motorola QUENCHes thirst for Android without QWERTY Motorola QUENCH (CLIQ XT) - specs • live pics
	ELSE Mobile First Else - hands-on
	Huawei U8100 - specs • live pics Huawei U8110 - specs • live pics Huawei U8300 - specs • live pics Huawei U8800 - specs • live pics
	Alcatel OT-606 One Touch CHAT - specs • live pics Alcatel OT-710 - specs • live pics Alcatel OT-800 - specs • live pics Alcatel OT-806 - specs • live pics Alcatel OT-808 - specs • live pics Alcatel OT-880 One Touch XTRA - specs • live pics Alcatel OT-909 - specs • live pics Alcatel OT-980 - specs • live pics

MWC 2010

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