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The Engadget Interview: Sony product marketing manager Stephen Sneeden at MWC 2013 - published on: Technology Companies List

After wowing us at CES with the Xperia Z, Sony enticed us at Mobile World Congress with the Xperia Tablet Z. Both devices combine top-notch specs with beautiful industrial design — pure rectangular forms with a mirror-like finish packaged in thin, light and water-resistant shells. We sat down with product marketing manager Stephen Sneeden in Barcelona to talk about these iconic products. We discussed the “omni…

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The Engadget Interview: Sony product marketing manager Stephen Sneeden at MWC 2013

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The Engadget Interview: Sony product marketing manager Stephen Sneeden at MWC 2013

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The Engadget Interview: ARM president Simon Segars at MWC 2013 - published on: Technology Companies List

We met up with ARM president Simon Segars at Mobile World Congress to chat about the company’s recent milestones — 8-core big.LITTLE processors, the powerful yet efficient Cortex-A50 architecture (which we discussed with James Bruce last year), MediaTek’s Cortex-A7 quad-core SoC (the first of its kind) and Samsung’s octa-core Exynos 5 chip — to name a few. Hit the break to watch our video and

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The Engadget Interview: ARM president Simon Segars at MWC 2013

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The Engadget Interview: ARM president Simon Segars at MWC 2013

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The Engadget Interview: Chul Bae Lee, VP of LG's mobile design lab at MWC 2013 - published on: Technology Companies List

We first met Chul Bae Lee — VP of LG’s mobile design lab — in Seoul last fall and were lucky to spend a few minutes with him in the company’s booth at MWC. LG’s flagship Optimus G Pro made quite the splash in Barcelona but looks rather different from the Optimus G. We asked Mr. Lee to walk us through the design process behind the company’s new …

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The Engadget Interview: Chul Bae Lee, VP of LG’s mobile design lab at MWC 2013

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The Engadget Interview: Chul Bae Lee, VP of LG's mobile design lab at MWC 2013

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Power Matters Alliance garners support from BlackBerry, NEC, TI and ZTE - published on: Technology Companies List

Another Mobile World Congress, another round of highfalutin’ talk surrounding the concept of wireless power. We already witnessed a consumer approach by PowerbyProxi, and now we’re hearing that the Power Matters Alliance is getting a second wind as well. The self-proclaimed “leading ecosystem and standard for wireless power” took to Boston-area Starbucks locations last fall, and now it has notched support from BlackBerry, NEC, Texas Instruments, ZTE and dozens more. There’s still no word on whether all of these factions are going to bite the bullet and come together in order to actually make some …

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Power Matters Alliance garners support from BlackBerry, NEC, TI and ZTE

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Hands-free Fruit Ninja: NUIA makes it easier to code PC apps with eye control (hands-on) - published on: Technology Companies List

We know what you think this hands-on is about. That laptop you see up there has a Tobii eye-tracking sensor affixed to it, and you’re probably wondering why we’re still dwelling on it after getting hands-on twice at CES 2012 and once more at CES 2013. But that’s not what we’re here to show you today. While wandering the halls of Mobile World Congress, we came across NUIA (Natural User Inter Action), a German company whose software is designed to make it easier for developers to code apps that make use of eye tracking sensors, such as Tobii’s. …

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Hands-free Fruit Ninja: NUIA makes it easier to code PC apps with eye control (hands-on)

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Hands-free Fruit Ninja: NUIA makes it easier to code PC apps with eye control (hands-on)

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ASUS posts MWC highlights, relive the weirdest press conference in recent memory - published on: Technology Companies List

Man, oh man, ASUS certainly didn’t disappoint with the verbally confusing back to back launch of the new PadFone Infinity and FonePad, but the real star of this morning’s Mobile World Congress was sheer insanity, outdoing even that bizarre Columbus video from last week. What happens when you let the Magicians Guild run your show? A smattering of confused applause from an audience wondering if they hadn’t partied a little too hard while out on the town in Barcelona the night before. The video’s after the break. Come for the gadgets and stay for the mind-boggling strangeness…

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ASUS posts MWC highlights, relive the weirdest press conference in recent memory

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ASUS posts MWC highlights, relive the weirdest press conference in recent memory

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ASUS PadFone Infinity announced: 5-inch, 1080p screen, Snapdragon 600 CPU and full HD tablet display (hands-on)

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HP Slate 7 Android tablet rocks Beats, $169 price tag; due out in April - published on: Technology Companies List

Mobile World Congress isn’t just about the phones. Sometimes a company’s got a little tablet love to give as well. HP’s out in Barcelona talking up the new Slate 7, a Jelly Bean-sporting tablet with a 1.6GHz dual-core ARM processor inside. The tablet’s got a (you guessed it) 7-inch display, plus front and rear facing cameras and, as the red backing not-so-subtly suggests, built-in Beats Audio. The device’s biggest selling point, however, has to be that $…

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HP Slate 7 Android tablet rocks Beats, $169 price tag; due out in April

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HP Slate 7 Android tablet rocks Beats, $169 price tag; due out in April