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Samsung unveils Galaxy S4 at star-studded NYC launch
Celebrity guests including rapper Jay-Z first to see device that can react to its owner’s eyes
Best of British aiming to shine at MWC 2013
Samantha Tomaszczyk reports on the UK’s 20 ‘best of the best’ mobile start-ups selected by the government organisation UK Trade and Investment (UKTI) to appear at this year’s Mobile World Congress in Barcelona
GSMA previews biggest Mobile World Congress yet
Company behind the annual trade show gives an in-depth look into what to expect this week
Sony Mobile targets top three smartphone status
Sony has set itself the goal of being the world’s third biggest smartphone manufacturer by the end of 2013. Its president of North Western Europe, Pierre Perron, tells Paul Withers how cracking the UK market is key
BlackBerry admits new BB10 operating system is a ‘risk’
Manufacturer explored option of switching to a rival operating system, describing the decision to build its own as ‘difficult’, but says move has ‘reinvented’ the company
Are things starting to look up for Nokia?
Manufacturer makes first quarterly profit for 18 months as Windows Phone market share trebles in the UK year on year
2013 predictions: Alcatel One Touch UK MD William Paterson
Paterson is expecting device shipments to increase, particularly in the tablet market, with the user experience becoming more important than technology and hardware
2013 predictions: Data Select director of marketing Jason Kemp
Kemp is confident BlackBerry 10 can have the desired effect for the manufacturer this year, and also thinks interest will rise in Windows 8 but isn’t sure it will be enough to save Nokia
2013 predictions: Azzurri Comms CTO Rufus Grig
Consumers will need help with significant performance issues caused by a surge in wireless traffic, says Grig, while businesses will need to establish how to be the most effective without stretching themselves financially
2013 predictions: Mobile Fun MD Mohammed Hussain
It will be a defining year for BlackBerry as Nokia once again struggles, says Hussain, while price points among tablets will continue to be aggressive