Here is Euronews Next's round-up of some of the tech displayed at the Mobile World Congress this week in Barcelona. View on euronews

The second day of Mobile World Congress (MWC) in Barcelona on Tuesday (March 4) showcased the latest advancements in consumer technology, drawing thousands of attendees, many of whom had their eyes on the growing adoption of artificial intelligence in a range of uses.

Samsung Electronics introduced its newest AI advancements, spotlighting the Galaxy S25 series with cutting-edge AI features and the inaugural XR headset Project Moohan. The notably thin Galaxy S25 Edge and AI applications for the smart home and health were also highlighted.

At MWC in Barcelona, Honor unveils a series of new products and announces a whopping $10 billion investment in AI.

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Honor launches Magic 7 series with Yoyo Agent, an AI system that autonomously performs tasks based on user habits, promising a more intuitive and effortless smartphone experience.

Lenovo’s ambitious tech at MWC 2025 reveals how the future of computing is evolving with flexibility and sustainability in mind.

The Lenovo ThinkBook 'Codename Flip' AI PC Concept can be set to five different display modes, thanks to its flexible OLED panel. But who is this thing for?

You might remember the Lenovo laptop with a rollable display that recently became a real product. Or the Lenovo laptop with a transparent display we saw last year. For MWC 2025, Lenovo unveiled two interesting ThinkBook and Yoga concepts.