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Take a look at which devices the handset makers will - and won't - be launching at Mobile World Congress.
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Sure the smartphone launches will provide the eye-candy, but there's more to MWC that just the handsets this year: here's what to expect.
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Phablets that cost as little as $150 will see the larger form factor become a dominant segment of the smartphone market.
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Google is partnering with a number of tech giants, from device makers to network infrastructure providers to management app makers to launch the Android for Work platform.
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Office for Android doesn't yet run on devices with an Intel processor. Here's a list of tablets to avoid if you need to use Office right now.
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Featured Photo Gallery
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The Android phone won't win any awards for performance, but the addition of LTE networking makes the device a strong contender for entry-level bring-your-own-device users.
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Featured Product Review
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| Ten Raspberry Pi 2 alternatives |
The Raspberry Pi 2 is the single-board computer of the moment, but there are plenty of others out there. We've rounded up some of the most eye-catching offerings.
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