A smart glove, smartphones, and the Ford Focus: 12 must-see Mobile World Congress videos
The 2014 Mobile World Congress brought us new wireless tech of all kinds and from all corners of the planet. Join CNET for a tour of the top videos from the show floor.
1.First Look: Feature-packed Galaxy S5 scans prints, heart
Samsung's
2. The Galaxy S5's fingerprint scanner and heart rate monitor explained
We talk you through the S5's two most interesting pieces of new hardware, and how they promise to protect your phone, and measure your fitness.
3. The Galaxy S5's new software and camera features
Samsung's new toy has plenty of new tweaks, including a monochrome battery-saving mode. We show you what's new.
4. First Look: Samsung Gear Fit gets its curve on
Samsung's
5. First Look:
A sleeker, more grown-up pair of smartwatches has swappable bands, longer battery life, and gives Android the boot.
6. Nokia X and X+: Nokia's take on Android, at a low cost
After years of waiting, here's
7. P2i Dunkable nanocoating waterproof tech This up-and-coming waterproof tech makes your mobile dunk-proof, without any design sacrifies.
8. Work smarter, not harder with the Fujitsu smart glove
Fujitsu's prototype intelligent glove and AR glasses help you impress your boss -- check out our video to find out how.
9. Keep your eyes on the road with Fujitsu's backseat driving voice assistant
Whether you're an anti-establishment journalist, a tabloid-dodging celebrity or just someone who like a bit of privacy, the
10. Pure LiFi transfers data using light
This futuristic data-transfer system sees an LED bulb flickering millions of times per second, transferring data using light instead of radio waves. We explain how in this video.
11. Sony Xperia Z2: A 4K-shooting, waterproof powerhouse
The
12. 2015 Ford Focus offers more safety and better looks
Ford chose the 2014 Mobile World Congress in Barcelona, typically a smartphone and tablet show, to unveil the latest generation of the most popular car in the world. Let's take a look inside.