MWC

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.

It's not just phones, tablets, and foldable computers that Huawei is getting into, revealing three computers at Mobile World Congress, too.

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.

Your phone might look the same as everything else, but that doesn’t mean they’re all the same. What will 2019’s phones look like, how will they be different, and what will they cost?

Need to upgrade your phone's storage? We've been promised big sizes for a while, but the age of the terabyte upgrades is finally here.

The age of 5G is coming, but 4G will still be kicking around for some time, and the speeds it's capable of are pretty impressive, too. Case in point, Netgear's latest 4G modem, which is really, really fast.

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?

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.

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.