Jane McEntegart

We covered a ton of upcoming products and technologies at this year’s Mobile World Congress in Barcelona. With the trade show officially drawn to a close, we’ve had a chance to discuss the various reveals and select our picks for the Best Of MWC 2014.

We go hands on with Canonical's Linux-based OS.

We get up close and personal with the thinnest phone in the world.

ZTE debuts the massive 6-inch Grand Memo II at MWC.

Huawei complimented its ultra thin MediaPad X1 with an 8-inch MediaPad that looks very familiar...

Yota Devices has been busy for the last couple of months. The company already has a new version of the phone it announced in December.

Samsung offers details on new Exynos 5 chip powering the Galaxy S5.

A new 3DMark is coming and it's already running on the PowerVR GPU inside the iPad Air.

Huawei's latest tablet can also be used as a phone.

A solution to reading email on that tiny screen.

Samsung didn't mention this in its press conference last night.

A smartwatch with a twist.

Two new phones, including one that should appeal to classic BlackBerry fans.

Samsung today unveiled the successor to the Galaxy Gear in the form of the Gear 2 and Gear 2 Neo.

Samsung's Galaxy S5 launch is just six weeks away.

Alongside the regular Gear 2 smartwatches, Samsung is also debuting its first fitness band/fitness smartwatch in the form of the Gear Fit.

Nokia's stepping away from Windows Phone and has taken a small step towards Android. We go hands on with the company's trio of Android smartphones.

Kingston hit MWC with an unreleased pair of gaming headphones.

A new Yoga for a new year.

Nokia's got two phones under €50 at MWC this year.

Nokia takes its first tentative step into the world of Android.

Lenovo's new phone has a battery that rivals Huawei's phone-charging phone from CES.

Pink is the new black?

Lenovo's 'high performance all-rounder' breaks cover in Barcelona.

Lenovo is growing its Yoga brand with a new tablet.