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The inexpensive and durable feature phone refresh that you've all been waiting for is finally here with the announcement taking place at the MWC 2017 trade show.

According to the spec details, the unnamed Nokia tablet will feature a massive screen size of 18.4-inches and will boast a crisp resolution of 2560 x 1440.

The Phab 2 Pro, powered by Tango technology that senses and maps its surroundings, supports motion tracking, and thus, depth perception is here.

The Mate 9 is Huawei's newest and most powerful release yet.

While reports claimed that the company was going to be releasing its first wave of smartphones during the fourth quarter of 2016, the latest one states that it will be announcing the devices during second quarter of 2017.

BlackBerry puts safety first with the release of its newest (and its last in-house) smartphone.

HTC has unveiled two new smartphones, the HTC Desire 10 Pro and the HTC Desire 10 Lifestyle, both of which feature stunning design and flagship level features.

LG gives you the power of choice with the new X series of smartphones.

Once you connect the camera to a smartphone or tablet, installing the Panasonic Image App is simple and allows you to shoot, browse and share images remotely.

The company has completely removed the camera and the GPS on the K500, as these are features that malware depends on.

Gear 360 is compatible with select Samsung smartphones including the newly released Galaxy S7 and Galaxy S7 edge, as well as older devices like the Galaxy S6 edge+, Galaxy Note 5, Galaxy S6 edge, and Galaxy S6.

Galaxy S7 and S7 edge are impeccably designed with new and improved features like a more advanced camera, streamlined software functionality and unparalleled compatibility to a range of other Galaxy products.

At a launch event in Dubai, the Redmi 2 Pro, Redmi Note 2, Mi4i, and Mi Note were introduced by the brand.

Liquid Jade Z, a new feature-rich smartphone joins the Acer smartphone line.

Lenovo introduced its first camera and smartphone crossover, the VIBE Shot, at Mobile World Congress 2015.

The tech firm, which generates most of its profit from licensing patents for chips to other companies, has been fined US$975 million.