NETGEAR Nighthawk M6 Pro Telstra portable 5G modem/router launching in April
At Mobile World Congress 2022 Telstra has announced it's getting ready to offer it's 5G mobile broadband customers a new mmWave compatible device, the NETGEAR Nighthawk M6 Pro in April.
The NETGEAR Nighthawk M6 Pro, which will launch exclusively with...
TCL looking to enter the “folding” screen market with their sliding screen phone to...
Phones that transform into smaller devices or convert into tablets are here with devices like the Huawei Mate X, Samsung Fold, Motorola Razr and the Samsung Galaxy Z Flip already available in some markets.
Apparently TCL was set to show-off...
MWC 2020 was cancelled, and it’s bad for the mobile industry as a whole
This week saw the cancellation of Mobile World Congress 2020, because of fears of Coronavirus which has just two cases in Spain, compared to 22 million flu-type illnesses in the US alone leading to 12,000 deaths. Plenty of things...
Evan Blass does it again with images of the LG V60 ThinQ
Evan is well connected and gets his hands on lots of leaks, the vast majority of which have proven over time to be fairly accurate. This trend continues with a stream of leaked information in the last week showing...
MWC 2020: Overnight, a whole swathe of companies have pulled out, conference may be...
I'm growing a little tired of writing about companies pulling out of MWC 2020, but it seems that companies are not tired of making the announcements, and in the last 24 hours, a whole bunch of companies have either...
MWC 2020: TCL cancels its press conference, but will still be at the show
Every day there's a new announcement, and overnight TCL has confirmed that it will be scaling back its attendance at MWC 2020 owing to concerns around the Coronavirus internationally.
TCL joins ZTE in reducing its attendance at the show, and...
Realme X50 Pro 5G specs revealed, launching at MWC this month
Chinese phone maker Realme will be launching some new phones this month at MWC, and the 5G flagship is the one that has people talking - it will be the Realme X50 Pro 5G.
The confirmation comes from the company...
Breaking: Nvidia out of MWC 2020, joining LG and Ericsson in leaving the show
The number of international companies pulling out of this year's Mobile World Congress is slowly growing. First ZTE said it would be scaling back its attendance at the show, cancelling its press conference and implementing a range of measures...
MWC 2020: ZTE issues release, confirms it will still be at MWC but is...
After earlier reports that ZTE would abandon its press conference at MWC 2020, the company has issued a press release today confirming that it would - mostly - be present at MWC and participating in the conference as normal.
Earlier...
MWC 2020: Huawei, Xiaomi and Oppo agree – the show will go on, and...
It's not all doom and gloom, folks. While a lot of companies have pulled out of MWC 2020, looking at those names something might be apparent, especially to you if you're someone who's actually been to the show before.
There's...
GSMA update on Coronavirus: For now, the show must go on
Coronavirus has already had an impact on MWC, with a number of exhibitors either cancelling their company's attendance entirely, or significantly reducing who they'll be sending. Airlines have been doing their part to disrupt, cancelling a number of flights...
MWC 2020: HMD Global and Nokia Corporation pull out of the show
According to common definitions, a congress is a formal meeting of the representatives of different countries, constituent states, organizations, trade unions, political parties or other groups. Thus, by that definition, if there's no representatives attending, there can be no...
MWC 2020: Sony becomes the latest company to pull out
Sony has pulled out of the MWC 2020 tradeshow taking place in a couple of weeks, despite assurances from GSMA that the event will go ahead and be safe for exhibitors and attendees.
Sony's exit follows LG, ZTE, Ericsson, Nvidia...
Reports: Samsung is the latest name to rethink its MWC presence
The threat from the Coronavirus is real, especially for companies and employees in China. Coronavirus has now killed more people than SARS such is its threat. It is a major concern for anyone travelling at the moment and has...