You'll probably buy one of these phones in 2017
That is if you don't buy an iPhone 8 or Galaxy S8.
- Patrick's play The Cowboy is included in the Best American Short Plays 2011-12 anthology. He co-wrote and starred in the short film Baden Krunk that won the Best Wisconsin Short Film award at the Milwaukee Short Film Festival.
Mobile World Congress 2017 has been a whirlwind of new phones, old phone nostalgia and the Samsung Galaxy S8: the elephant in the room that wasn't actually there. If you couldn't be in Barcelona to take it all in, these videos will make you feel like you're there -- just without the siestas.
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Samsung used its MWC event to announce not the S8, but its March 29 unveiling in New York.
The classic Nokia mobile phone of the early 2000s is revamped with a slimmer body, color screen and yes, an update to the game Snake.
The LG G6 made one of the biggest splashes at the show with a tall and narrow 5.7-inch display, Google Assistant and a water-resistant design.
The BlackBerry KeyOne brings back the physical keyboard in a high-end Android 7.0 phone.
The entry-level Alcatel A5 is a modular phone, and one of its attachments is covered in LEDs that light up in sync with music or your voice -- it's pretty cool.
We compare the original Nokia 3310 feature phone with its modern throwback -- and wow!
If you want to shoot the best slow-motion footage with a phone, Sony's new phones, the XZ and XZS, will be right up your alley.
The new Nokia 6 has traditional Finnish design and 100-percent pure Android Nougat on board.
The Moto G5 Plus has a metal build, a high-end camera and better-than-expected specs all around for a budget phone.
ZTE's Blade V8 Mini and V8 Lite don't cost much and still have a metal body, Android Nougat and a dual-camera setup.
The screens on Sony's new midrange XA1 and XA Ultra Android phones stretch right to the edge of the phone. Though some sacrifices were made to make this happen.
