One of the largest mobile trade shows on
planet earth, Mobile World Congress, took centre stage last week in one of
Europe’s beautiful cities, Barcelona, Spain. The annually held showpiece took
place at the Fira Gran Via a convention centre that can handle over 60 000
attendees.
The event drew people from across the globe
and never failed to deliver plenty of fodder for both consumers and the
enterprises.
Wireless networking companies such as
Ericsson and Nokia Siemens Networks and their carrier partners Vodafone and
Telefonica dazzled those in attendance with their new mobile broadband
technology. The obvious catch of the event was smartphone manufacturers
announcing their latest enticing offerings that are to keep consumers
connected.
Samsung revealed its latesttablet the
Galaxy note 8.0 an offering described as bigger, faster and has the
capabilities of sharing more content. It is expected that the device will keep
its rival Apple’s iPadMini on its toes. On the other side manufacturers such as
LG, Huawei, Sony and Nokia also announced their latest devices which are to
flood the fiercely competitive phone market.
Now that major players have announced their
offerings, let’s see who will rule the market, but don’t expect much change
because between you and I, we know who will rule.
@ashfonik
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