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Speaker 1: At Mobile World Congress, almost all of the world’s biggest tech companies will come to Barcelona to showcase the latest in technology, and this year will be no different. As some brands are already teasing what they’ll show ahead of the show’s opening on Monday 26 February, we’ll be there in person, armed with our laptops, our cameras and, quite possibly, some delicious Spanish beers. So what can we really expect from the show? Let’s find out. Speaker 1: (00:00:30) It’s a mobile-focused show, so of course we’ll see new phones. Normally, we’d expect to see launches from Nokia, TCL, Honor and a host of others. And of course we hope to see that this time. In fact, Honor has already said that it will launch its next flagship Magic six Pro at the 25th London-based mobile company. Nothing is rumored to be launching its latest phone, the Nothing Phone two A at NWC, but as of (00:01:00) it has confirmed a launch on March 5, which is technically outside of NWC schedules, but close enough for me. to include in this video. Last year, Motorola gave us an incredible concept phone that automatically extended the screen, but in October last year, it showed off a different type of flexible screen, but this was more of a phone that you can wear as a bracelet. Speaker 1: While Motorola hasn’t said anything about launching this as an actual product, we strongly hope (00:01:30) to be able to see it in person at the show. So we are very excited to have it in our hands or maybe on our wrists. Speaking of concepts, one Plus has a pretty good track record of making some outlandish versions of its phones, including the liquid-cooled version of the one plus 11 it showed off at last year’s MWC Soundly. This time we have not heard of any upcoming concepts, but we remain hopeful. However, what we might get is a real product in the form of the One Plus Watch two. (00:02:00) OnePlus launched its first-generation wearable in 2021 and to be honest it didn’t impress much, we still don’t know anything about the One Plus Watch two but some rumors have suggested that it will be unveiled. during the NWC. Speaker 1: Stay tuned. Look at the fans. Samsung teased its new wearable health device. The Galaxy Ring returned to its unpacked event in January, but we haven’t seen much of it since. Samsung may show more of its ring at MWC this year and maybe even let us touch it (00:02:30). So it’s very likely that we’ll see some competitive devices at the show and it remains to be seen if this will take the form of wearable rings like the Galaxy Ring or if we’ll start to see an influx of health tracking necklaces or ear piercings. ears. . But the same could apply to mixed reality or spatial computing headsets. Apple’s Vision Pro has taken the tech world by storm, so there’s a good chance we’ll see some competing devices from other companies (00:03:00) that want to get in on the spatial computing action. Speaker 1: Finally, some rumors suggest that Xiaomi will show its next flagships, including the Xiaomi 14 and the Xmi 14 Ultra. The latter is now rumored to be made from titanium, helping it keep pace with Apple and Samsung, but the company could have an even bigger product to show off in 2021. JMI has made it very clear that it intends to enter the automotive section. space and at the end of last year it unveiled its first (00:03:30) ev. The Jmi SU seven Zami has plans to become one of the big five car manufacturers in the world. So it is very likely that we will see some sign of this car at MWC. The show already seems packed, but there are always plenty of surprises once we hit the show floor. So if you don’t want to miss any of the big tech announcements, be sure to keep your eyes glued to cnet.com.
