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We all have phones, and for the most part, they all largely look the same: big touchscreens with a camera or two on the back. But this year, mobile makers are dabbling once again, and that's good news all round.

Mobile World Congress saw plenty of phones this week, but it wasn't just about phones. Microsoft also glimpsed the future or Augmented Reality, too.

It's not just Huawei and Samsung that have shown us a foldable phone, with TCL showing something off in that category, too. But TCL owns Alcatel, so does that mean a modestly priced foldable is on the horizon?

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.

Big TVs that take up the wall might well be the future, and there's one more on the horizon, as Samsung shows off with the latest in last year's Micro LED concept.

Is it a phone or is it a tablet? The next big thing in phones may hark back to the days when phones flipped closed, as Samsung previews its folding phone.

You might have heard the next level of mobile communications is around the corner in 5G, but where are the phones? Oppo might have one first.

People with blindness can make their way across complex roads with the guide of a dog, but they may not need to for long, as digital bridges the gap.

The first properly bezel-less and notch-less phone may be on the way, and Motorola's owner may be the one to get there first.

Australia's fastest NBN connections are fast, but they're not the fastest around. In fact a new test from Telstra shows just what the next generation of mobile broadband will be like, and wow is it fast.