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A week of mobiles makes for a real game of phones, as we look at what’s new from Samsung, Xiaomi, and review Huawei’s P30 Pro. All that and more in five minutes on Australia's fastest technology roundup, The Wrap.

Not sure if you need to spend a lot of money on a brand new phone? Oppo might have the answer, as it finds a compromise for a lower price point.

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.

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.

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?

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.

Not sure what the point of 5G is going to be outside of super fast speeds? Video and augmented reality will play a big part.

Screen protection is good, and it can keep your phone from looking like a hall of mirrors from a horror movie. But screen protection can also introduce problems. Just ask someone who has been using one with an in-screen fingerprint reader.

Phone cameras are one of the biggest areas in smartphones, and they're getting better all the time. In fact Oppo's latest development could net you more photos from afar.