TECHMobile phonesAdd TopicCoolest tech to see at Barcelona's Mobile World CongressVisitor check devices in the Vive HTC booth during the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona, Spain.Manu Fernandez, APA visitor uses a "Daqri smart helmet" during the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona, Spain.Manu Fernandez, APA visitor uses a VR device during the Mobile World Congress on the third day of the MWC in Barcelona, March 1, 2017.Josep Lago, AFP/Getty ImagesA visitor uses a VR device during the Mobile World Congress on the third day of the MWC in Barcelona March 1, 2017.Josep Lago, AFP/Getty ImagesA man checks a HTC smart device during the Mobile World Congress.Alberto Estevez, European Pressphoto AgencyA visitor tests an 'amplified experience' device at the vehicle manufacturer Peugeot stand on the second day of the Mobile World Congress on Feb. 28, 2017 in Barcelona. Phone makers will seek to seduce new buyers with artificial intelligence functions and other innovations at the world's biggest mobile fair starting today in Spain.Josep Lago, AFP/Getty ImagesA visitor walks as he uses his mobile phone at the Mobile World Congress on Feb. 28, 2017.Josep Lago, AFP/Getty ImagesA robot dances on a Chinese mobile company's stand during the Mobile World Congress.Josep Lago, AFP/Getty ImagesA man ties out QUALCOMM smart glasses.Toni Albir, European Pressphoto AgencyPeople look closely at the new BlackBerry KeyOne.Alberto Estevez, European Pressphoto AgencyA man tests a pair of Lenovo smart glasses.Andreu Dalmau, European Pressphoto AgencyA man makes a selfie with a robot in the stand of Ubunto.Andreu Dalmau, European Pressphoto AgencyA man checks his mobile device during the Mobile World Congress.Andreu Dalmau, European Pressphoto AgencyPeople make selfies at the Sony exhibit during the Mobile World Congress.ANDREU DALMAU, EPAThis visitor enjoys a Samsung VR virtual reality experience.Emilio Morenatti, APVisitors at the LG Watch display.Josep Lago, AFP/Getty ImagesThese women pose next to the "cognitive dress", made in fabric flowers embedded with LEDs which lite up in different colors.Emilio Morenatti, APAt the Qualcomm Snapdragon 835 processor virtual reality experience.Emilio Morenatti, APVisitors take pictures with a ZTE Axon7 at the company's booth.Josep Lago, AFP/Getty ImagesA visitor tiies out the "Korea VR Tour."Lluis Gene, AFP/Getty ImagesA Crosscall Trekker-X3 smartphone is frozen inside a block of ice.Lluis Gene, AFP/Getty ImagesThis are Samsung Gear VR glasses.Emilio Morenatti, APVisitors look at the new Sony Xperia XZ.David Ramos, Getty ImagesVisitors enjoy a Nokia OZO virtual-reality experience.David Ramos, Getty ImagesThe Samsung VR virtual-reality experience.David Ramos, Getty ImagesChief Marketing Officer of Samsung Electronics Europe David Lowes presents the tablet Samsung Galaxy Book during a news conference Feb. 26, 2017, in Barcelona on the eve of the World Mobile Congress official opening. Phone makers will seek to seduce new buyers with even smarter Internet-connected watches and other wireless gadgets as they wrestle for dominance at the world's biggest mobile fair.Lluis Gene, AFP/Getty ImagesA person holds Nokia's new phone "Nokia 6" after its presentation in Barcelona on the eve of the start of the Mobile World Congress.Josep Lago, AFP/Getty ImagesJournalists test the Samsung Galaxy Book after its presentation.Lluis Gene, AFP/Getty ImagesAttendees check out the new re-launched Nokia 3310 phone, during a Nokia presentation ahead of Monday's opening of the Mobile World Congress wireless show in Barcelona, Spain.Emilio Morenatti, APJuho Sarvikas, Chief Product Officer of HMD Global, shows the new Nokia 3 smartphone.Emilio Morenatti, APSamsung's Head of product management and portfolio, Mark Notton, presents the new Galaxy Tab S3.Alberto Estevez, EFE Via European Pressphoto AgencyTelefonica's Chief Data Officer, Chema Alonso, presents 'Aura', a new platform based in cognitive intelligence.Tony Albir, EFE Via European Pressphoto AgencyA visitor takes a close look at the new Nokia 3310.Quique Garcia, EFE Via European Pressphoto AgencyVisitors take a look at the new Nokia 3310.Quique Garcia, EFE Via European Pressphoto AgencyPresident of Telefonica, Jose Maria Alvarez-Pallete, presents 'Aura', a new platform based in cognitive intelligence.Tony Albir, EFE Via European Pressphoto AgencyVice president of Samsung Electronics America, Alanna Cotton, talks about the company's novelties on the eve of the opening of Mobile World Congress.Alberto Estevez, EFE Via European Pressphoto AgencyJournalists check the new model of the Huawei phone P10, following its presentation on Feb. 26, 2017 on the eve of the start of the Mobile World Congress. Phone makers will seek to seduce new buyers with even smarter Internet-connected watches and other wireless gadgets as they wrestle for dominance at the world's biggest mobile fair starting tomorrow.Lluis Gene, AFP/Getty ImagesHuawei's new Watch 2 4G is on display after its presentation in Barcelona on the eve of the start of the Mobile World Congress.Lluis Gene, AFP/Getty ImagesArto Nummela, Chief Executive Officer at HMD Global, shows the new re-launched Nokia 3310 phone.Emilio Morenatti, APPeople take selfies outside the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona on Feb. 25, 2017, before the start of the world's biggest mobile fair, held from Feb. 27 to 2 Mar.Lluis Gene, AFP/Getty ImagesTwo policemen stand guard outside the Mobile World Congress centre in Barcelona.Lluis Gene, AFP/Getty ImagesChinese multinational networking and telecommunications equipment and services company Huawei's CEO Richard Yu presents the new Huawei Watch 2 4G during a press conference on the eve of the start of the Mobile World Congress. Phone makers will seek to seduce new buyers with even smarter Internet-connected watches and other wireless gadgets as they wrestle for dominance at the world's biggest mobile fair starting tomorrow.Lluis Gene, AFP/Getty ImagesA person holds the new LG G6 model made by LG after its presentation in Barcelona.Josep Lago, AFP/Getty ImagesLG's president and CEO, Juno Cho, presents the company's new model LG G6 during a press conference on the eve of the official start of the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona.Josep Lago, AFP/Getty ImagesSpeaker Georgie Barrat gestures during the presentation of LG's new model LG G6 on the eve of the official start of the Mobile World Congress.Josep Lago, AFP/Getty ImagesA journalist takes a photo of the new model LG G6 by LG after its presentation on the eve of the official start of the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona.Josep Lago, AFP/Getty ImagesJournalists take photos of the new model LG G6 by LG after its presentation.Josep Lago, AFP/Getty ImagesMembers of the public take pictures before the presentation of the new phone Huawei P10 Plus.Manu Fernandez, APAttendants hold the new G6, unveiled by LG as its next phone, ahead of Monday's opening of the Mobile World Congress wireless show.Emilio Morenatti, APAttendances use their phones to take images of the new G6 unveiled by LG.Emilio Morenatti, APTCL Communication's CEO Nicolas Zibell presents the new BlackBerry KEYone before the Mobile World Congress.Manu Fernandez, APChief executive officer of consumer devices division for Huawei Technologies Co., Richard Yu, presents the new phone Huawei P10 Plus before the Mobile World Congress.Manu Fernandez, APItalian photography director Vittorio Storaro delivers a speech during the presentation of the smartphone LG G6.Toni Albir, EFE Via European Pressphoto AgencyLG Mobile Communications' President Juno Cho, 3rd from left, and LG's top-rank officials attend the presentation of the new smartphone LG G6.Toni Albir, EFE Via European Pressphoto AgencyVisitors discuss the new device behind the new smartphone LG G6.Toni Albir, EFE Via European Pressphoto AgencyJournalists take a selfie of themselves as they report from the presentation of the new LG G6 mobile phone.Toni Albir, EFE Via European Pressphoto AgencyFeatured Weekly Ad