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Not just phones and laptops, Huawei is also building software, and software that helps, as it signs the Yellow Wiggle to help get a message out there.

It may well be the month where you can expect more than a handful of flagship and expensive phones, but that's not the only choice, as the sub-$400 Oppo AX7 demonstrates.

After dabbling with a new take on a flagship phone last year, Oppo may have a compromise for folks who want all screen and still a great camera experience coming in the F11 Pro.

If you own a recent Razer Phone, an upgrade is coming your way, which is great news. Less so if you own the first model, however.

Like the Mate 20 Pro, but prefer a design that potentially matches your car? The Porsche model has arrived.

Big names left, right, and centre are showing new phones at Mobile World Congress, and that includes Sony, which has a big phone in a way we've not seen for a while, offering a cinema-style screen.

Samsung's Galaxy Fold may be the first foldable phone you've heard of, but Huawei's will be the one that really catches your attention.

Foldable devices aren't the same for every phone maker, and LG is showing it's thinking out of the box, possibly for more cost effective reasons.

Three cameras on the back isn't enough. We need more. More more. So much more that Nokia has embraced the crazy with a staggering five cameras on the back.

Not everything at Mobile World Congress you can touch and feel, or at least know you'll be able to by the end of March. Some things will take a little longer.