MWC News

The Mobile World Congress (MWC) 2025 is gearing up to take over Barcelona from March 3 to March 6, 2025, at the Fira Gran Via—and if you care about the future of mobile, AI, and connectivity, this is the event to watch.

As the biggest stage for mobile innovation, MWC Barcelona 2025 will bring together industry powerhouses, disruptors, and policymakers to showcase what’s next in 5G, AI, and the future of connectivity. This year’s theme—"Converge. Connect. Create.”

And we’ll be right in the middle of it all—bringing you live updates, in-depth analysis, and exclusive interviews straight from Barcelona. Whether it’s major announcements, hands-on impressions, or behind-the-scenes insights, we’ve got you covered. This is your go-to source for everything MWC 2025—delivered in real time.

Xiaomi 15 Ultra smartphone displayed on a table, showing the home screen and app icons.

MWC Highlights: The Best Phones Featured

MWC had some surprises in store and even more cutting-edge technology. What were the real highlights? We reveal them to you here.

Realme Reveals Smartphone with Interchangeable Leica Lenses

Forget smartphones with three, four, or five cameras. realme showcased a smartphone with interchangeable lenses from the Leica M system at MWC.

Close-up of a person wearing TCL RayNeo X3 Pro smart glasses.

Smart Glasses as the Safe & Perfect AI Interface

TCL showcased its portfolio of smart glasses at MWC 2025. How can AI features be safely and efficiently integrated into wearables?

A Samsung Flex G device displaying a travel app with images and text about creating a special vlog for Spain.

Samsung Showcases Tri-Fold at MWC: G Fold & G Flip in 2025?

Samsung is showing three possible tri-fold devices at the Mobile World Congress.

Qualcomm Snapdragon X85 modem components with labels: Transceiver, RF Front-End, 5G mmWave, Sub-6 GHz, Satellite.

Life After Apple: Qualcomm Repositions and Rebrands its X85 Modem

With news of Apple getting its 5g modem ready, Qualcomm rebranded its modem line targetting other markets beyond mobile personal devices.

A person holding a smartphone with a black accessory attached to the back in a crowded setting.

More Than Just Earbuds: HMD’s Amped Buds Double as a Power Bank

HMD launches Amped Buds wireless ANC earbuds with a case that doubles as a power bank. Find out how many percent it can juice up your iPhone.

A Xiaomi Pad 7 on a desk with a keyboard, a camera, and a potted plant in the background.

Xiaomi Pad 7 Review: An iPad Pro Clone and (Rightly) Proud of It!

The Xiaomi Pad 7 amazingly resembles an iPad Pro. In this nextpit review, we discover whether this Android tablet comes close to the original.

A person holding two Xiaomi 15 smartphones, one white and one black, with camera lenses visible.

Xiaomi 15 Review: Sensible Flagship

The Xiaomi 15 is finally global after launching in China almost four months ago. Check our impressions on the flagship's performance, camera, and more!

A person holding a Xiaomi 15 Ultra smartphone, smiling with greenery in the background.

Xiaomi 15 Ultra Review: Is It Truly Worthy of the Ultra Name?

Xiaomi raised the stakes in the flagship Android segment once again with the Xiaomi 15 Ultra. Check how it performs in nextpit’s review.

MediaTek Dimensity 7400 chip with 5G labeling against a dark background.

New MediaTek CPU Makes Foldable Smarts Affordable

MediaTek announced 2 new chips for affordable 5G phones. The Dimensity 7400 & 6400 models promise good performance without compromising battery life.

More Value for Your Phone: 8-Year Update Promise from Qualcomm

Qualcomm promises better support for its Snapdragon chips designed for smartphones, and not just in terms of security updates.

Samsung Galaxy A35 and A55 with their home screen on display

This Samsung Update Changes Everything for Budget Smartphone Users

Samsung teases the new Galaxy A mid-rangers smartphones with up to 6 years of software support. Here's what to expect from the Galaxy A56, A36, and A26.

The Glyph interface is still there, but it is more limited.

Not One, But Two? Nothing Hints at a Bigger Phone (3a) Series

Nothing officially confirms the Phone (3a) series. Will a new Pro model replace the Plus? Learn the answer and the alleged specs of the duo mid-range.