MWC, or Mobile World Congress to give it its full name, is a showcase of all manner of new and exciting technology in the mobile world. There are products that range from the latest smartphones and wearable tech, to innovations in mixed reality, connected cars, smart sensors and more. Connectivity also plays a big part, with various big names touting their innovations in mobile internet connectivity and smart access to the cloud.
The TechRadar team are regulars at MWC’s Barcelona showcase, where we aim to bring you news and views of the most exciting consumer and future-looking tech we spot from the Fira and its surroundings. And below you’ll find our MWC coverage to date, from news to features and more.
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Why AI commonization is so important for business intelligent transformation and what Huawei’s data storage has to offer
Sponsored by Huawei
Red Hat and Axiom Space are sending a data center to the International Space Station
IBM’s Red Hat has teamed up with Axiom Space to send a data center to the International Space Station this spring.
‘I don't see a space where the S Pen is not a key part of our portfolio’: Samsung executive defends the S Pen amid cancellation rumors
Samsung executive Annika Bizon confirmed at MWC 2025 that the S Pen remains ‘key to the Galaxy Ultra experience’.
ICYMI: the week's 7 biggest tech stories from the best tech at MWC to Apple's new iPads and MacBooks
The week's 7 biggest tech stories from MWC, Apple, Meta and more for March 8, 2025.
MWC 2025: catch up on all the innovative, smart and strange consumer tech we saw
TechRadar was at MWC 2025, and I have a blow-by-blow account of the most interesting consumer tech we saw at the conference.
Samsung says ‘millions’ are using Galaxy AI regularly, despite surprising survey results
At MWC 2025, Samsung executive Annika Bizon re-affirmed the company's commitment to AI.
Exclusive: the Samsung Galaxy S25 Edge will have durability to match its ‘sexy’ design
At MWC 2025, Samsung executive Annika Bizon teased the durability credentials of the upcoming Galaxy S25 Edge.
'AI is the new UI'. Qualcomm’s bold vision for how we use our devices could lead to the death of the app - and I’m not sure how I feel about that
Qualcomm wants to fundamentally change the future of tech interactivity, but its plan apparently involves the death of individual apps.
