HP’s Whitman Emphasizes Enterprises, but Says PCs Aren’t Dead Yet Either

A more aggressive stance on price.
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Mobile World Congress: The Event You Don’t Want to Miss — Or Launch a Product At

There will be plenty going on in Barcelona next week, but some big players are taking a siesta from product launches.

Sony Insists It’s Not Just Playing Around When It Comes to Phones

Sony’s mobile marketing chief says the Japanese electronics giant believes it can yet make a difference in the Android market by tapping its strengths in gaming, entertainment and imaging.

HTC Introduces the One Phone It Hopes Will Help It Regain Footing (Well, the Several Phones)

At Mobile World Congress, HTC introduces a new flagship phone line with improved picture-taking capabilities.

Sony Aims to Remake Name for Itself in Phones

In its first major introduction since assuming full control of its mobile business, Sony announces a new lineup of Xperia phones.

With Latest Galaxy, Samsung Looks to Project Its Android Lead

Although it isn’t having a big fancy press conference in Barcelona, Samsung did announce a projector-packing Android phone and an update to its 10-inch tablet.

Barcelona Subway Strike Averted on Eve of Mobile World Congress

The buses may still strike, but it looks like a potential logistical nightmare has been averted. Now, if only we could do something about the pickpockets.

LG Keeps the Pre-Barcelona Announcements Coming, This Time With Quad-Core Phone

In its fourth phone announcement of the week, LG introduces a quad-core phone based on Nvidia’s Tegra 3.

Zapd Aims for the Big Leagues With Web Publishing Mobile App (Plus Video)

Pressplane has launched its latest creation, called Zapd, an iPhone application that allows you to build a Web site from the phone in 60 seconds. Here’s the story of two very enthusiastic entrepreneurs who believe they’ve stumbled upon something great.

Mobile World Congress Notebook: Battle of the Behemoth Booths

Aiming to capture the flavor of Barcelona, Mobilized’s Ina Fried reports back on some of the more massive booths at Mobile World Congress, including a two-story booth devoted to Android and an entire hall of wares from Sweden’s Ericsson.

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