MWC: things are about to get interesting

Charlee Gothard
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The dominant powers in the mobile world are facing growing challenges from China, the open source community and a resurgent Sony and HTC

The main theme at Mobile World Congress (MWC) this year was how the mobile industry has grown up, and out. The vacuum left by a general dearth of booth babes, tacky stands and loud rock music was f...

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