The Standout Smartphones, Tablets of Mobile World Congress 2013
The Mobile World Congress trade show in Barcelona is always a hotbed of smartphone activity. Vendors typically trot out all their latest high- and low-end wares to show off to attendees–and this year is no different. But while Nokia (NYSE:NOK), Lenovo, Samsung and a wide range of other players unveiled new devices, the conference was notable in its lack of high-end, flagship device announcements. But vendors did make waves: Click here for the smartphones and tablets wowing MWC 2013 attendees.
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