Mobile World Congress 2009

CNET Asia spoke to Namkook Kim on how Blue Earth came about, the difficulties faced and the technologies behind the solar-powered handset. Read more »

The 5-megapixel C903 brings a new slider to the plate with a lens lid that spans the entire length of the phone. Read more »

The W395 is Sony Ericsson's most affordable Walkman slider to date, even though its design tells a different story. Read more »

Aspiring deejays and music enthusiasts may be drawn to this Samsung with its unique form factor and turntable features. Read more »

Get our evaluation of this 12-megapixel touchscreen camera-phone. Read more »

The MWC show in Barcelona could have been a great place for Google to demonstrate progress establishing Android in the industry, but instead the open-source operating system showed only a slightly larger toehold. Read more »

Offering an integrated 3G HSPA connection and a 160GB hard drive, the LG-X120 sounds like a worthy contender in the Netbook market. Read more »

Get our evaluation of this S60 smartphone that records 720p high-definition videos. Read more »

We pick 10 of our favorite mobile phones seen at this year's Mobile World Congress and tell you why they made our list. Read more »

Is having two keypads really better than one? Let's find out with Nokia's latest smartphone. Read more »