SlashGear’s “MWC Innovation Award” honors the best tech selected by their team of consumer tech exports at the annual MWC showcase. Part of the Company’s expanding GlocalMe SIM series of ...

They also note that tattoos, hugely popular all over the world, are often nothing more than body art. AP wins reinstatement to White ... he chose that tattoo because the crown looked like the logo of ...

A banner from the “Asian Americans for Jesse Jackson” campaign welcomes visitors to “Crescendo,” an ongoing archival exhibition at Asian Arts Initiative. The 1988 presidential campaign banner sets the ...

Companies often use MWC to showcase experimental technology ... designed to replace smartphones for certain tasks. The small, clip-on device projects an interactive display onto a user’s ...

As attendees gathered in Barcelona for this year’s Mobile World Congress (MWC), it slowly became apparent that it was going to be all about AI. While previous MWC editions focused mainly on emerging ...

BT Business chief operating officer (COO) Kerry Small discusses the growth opportunities in the enterprise services sector, the impact and potential of AI, getting the most out of 5G and the ...

Localthunk, the developer behind breakout roguelike poker game Balatro, has stepped in to resolve a bit of a scrum in the Balatro subreddit over a mod's statements on AI art. It's a bit of a wild ...

A goal of 100% carbon neutrality defined a new range of travel-ready tech showcased last week at the ShowStoppers event during Mobile World Congress in Barcelona. The new additions, says Belkin, ...

Brooklyn-based e-bike conversion kit maker CLIP has launched BOLT, a front-mounted electric motor designed to transform standard bicycles into e-bikes. The company is marketing the device as the ...

MWC is generally focused on mobile technologies, hence the name. That usually means we get a slew of new smartphones, tablets, earbuds - anything that you can take with you on the go. It also ...

On The Vergecast: Phone cameras, Digg, and the bleak future of printers. On The Vergecast: Phone cameras, Digg, and the bleak future of printers. David Pierce is editor-at-large and Vergecast co ...