Mobile World Congress

It's not looking good for this year's event.

The list of exhibitors is getting shorter by the day.

Exhibitors are leaving nearly every day.

It's not the only big name tech company to drop out of the Mobile World Congress in 2020.

First LG and ZTE, now Ericsson.

If the coronavirus outbreak worsens in the weeks to come, more companies might cancel or postpone their events.

Given the coronavirus outbreak, the MWC's timing this year isn't ideal.

It's not hard to see other companies following suit in the near future.

Your limited data plan won't cut it.

As OnePlus gets aggressive about 5G, it's more interested in innovative applications than wacky form factors, CEO Pete Lau tells us.

Shrug emoji.

Energizer's new phone is a beast in the battery department, but you might need to buy new pants.

Just because you can bend a screen around your wrist doesn't mean you should.

Is this a better idea than the Galaxy Fold and Mate X?

HTC's Exodus 1 is a solid effort but I'm not sure its blockchain capabilities are enough to recommend it.

Here are Mashable's picks for the top tech products from MWC 2019.

The saddest phone at MWC was supposed to be one of the most interesting, too.

SO...MUCH...SPACE

The wider, the better, right?

Genius or gimmick?

LG has revealed its 5G flagship.

It's finally here!

Cramming 10x optical zoom into a smartphone is a hell of an engineering feat.

The phone looks like a beefed-up iPhone XS on the back.

It's bonkers.