The GSMA Mobile World Congress 2011 runs from Monday 14th until Thursday 17th February 2011. It’s the mobile industry’s biggest exhibition - and it’s combined with a series of conferences, workshops and keynote speeches.
TheFonecast.com will be producing daily podcasts from the event in Barcelona. We’ll be interviewing participants, listening to the keynotes and offering our opinion every morning.
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Xperia Play
James Rosewell writes:
Tonight Sony Ericsson announced an impressive four new Xperia handsets based on the Android 2.3 Gingerbread operating system and the Bravia graphics engine more commonly found in TVs. I got hands-on with the much anticipated Play, and its 3 siblings Neo, Pro and Arc. Here's what I thought.
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Motorola Mobility has announced two new hands-free devices in its Elite Series of accessories.
The Motorola HZ800 Bluetooth headset and the Motorola TZ700 Bluetooth in-car speakerphone are both compatible with the company’s MotoSpeak2.0 application, which offers text-to-speech and speech-to-text technology allowing users to have their text messages read aloud and to dictate responses.
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Mark Bridge writes:
Next week is Mobile World Congress in Barcelona – I’m sure don’t need me to tell you that! – and Nokia has given us plenty to talk about when we get there.
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Not content with its efforts to put television on mobile phones, Vodafone has now launched a plug-in keyboard that turns your TV into a mobile phone.
The ‘Webbox’ is aimed at emerging markets rather than the UK, with Vodacom in South Africa preparing to start selling the Webbox next week.
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