As the excitement of the recently concluded Mobile World Congress 2012 (2012) dies down, and everyone starts settling back in their own mundane existence, let’s take a look back at the devices that stole the scene and marked the highlights and sidelights of MWC 2012.
HTC unveiled the HTC One series that included HTC One X, HTC One V and HTC One X but it was the latter that wowed the crowd the most. HTC One X with it’s stellar camera, superb 4.7-inch 720p Super LCD 2 non-PenTile display, quad-core Tegra 3 processor and the unibody polycarbonate housing. Running on HTC Sense 4.0 with ICS, One X removes all sluggishness normally associated with Sense. Props to HTC for fine-tuning their overlay and of course big thanks to the Tegra 3 CPU, HTC One X delivers lightning fast yet silky-smooth UI feel.
While opting not to launch the highly-anticipated Galaxy S III, Samsung instead decided to push the Galaxy Note 10.1. Although not much different from the previous version, the increased screen real estate, perfect scrolling and build quality easily made this super Note one of MWC’s show-stopper by commanding huge amount of attention.
One of the most talked-about phone in the expo, Nokia PureView 808 certainly captured a lot of attention by way of its 41-megapixel monster camera and Rich Recording audio feature. Sample images taken by its camera yielded rich, almost surreal feel and videos taken at extremely low light turned out cleanly with little to no noise. The technology sorrounding Nokia PureView 808 is truly awe-inspiring.
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Michael Cadiz
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