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The 5G revolution begins as early as next week, as Australia's first 5G-ready telco sees its first 5G devices ahead of the middle of the year.

Mobile World Congress is home to all things mobile, and 5G aplenty. But HTC isn't showing off a phone at the show, and is instead looking at a mobile tablet-like hub.

The year has only just begun, and yet the countdown to the next best smartphone has begun. What looks good for the new year?

It’s time to start previewing what 2019 will be all about, looking at the future of high-speed mobiles in 5G and what’s coming to the smart home this year. Plus we’ll review the 2018 iPad Pro. Spend five minutes with The Wrap.

The next generation of mobile voice and internet is getting closer, and with 5G phones likely to launch in 2019, Telstra has tested a couple of devices on the network.

Limited edition devices can come from anywhere, and while they're frequently for video game consoles, McLaren is painting a limited edition VR headset.

Are the 4G extras from Telstra and Vodafone worth it? What's new in phones, headphones, and security? And is the HTC U12+ worth your time and money? All these questions answered, and a little bit more. This is The Wrap.

HTC's phone for 2017 was one of the best of the year, but can the HTC U12+ keep that momentum going, and is it unique enough to win you over?

The 2018 flagship game isn't over yet, and HTC is ready with a price. When will we see the U12+?

Telstra's not so great week, what's in a megabit, new gear from Razer and Fujifilm, and how will HTC wow you with its iPhone competitor. All on Geek Pride and Towel Day, it's a geeky episode of The Wrap.