MWC 2022 is fast approaching and we could see lots of major smartphones there.
It’s finally MWC (Mobile World Congress), and the historically-massive trade show is promising to host loads of product launches and new gadget unveilings. This is an annual mobile phone show based in Barcelona which is one of the biggest days of the year for tech fans. TechRadar is going to cover the event from the ground and remotely: you can find our MWC 2022 live blog for all the up-to-date information and coverage as it happens, but the entirety of TechRadar will be plastered with our reviews, news and analysis too. Loads of huge tech companies have confirmed they’ll have keynote speeches or launches at MWC including Samsung, Huawei, Xiaomi, Oppo, OnePlus, Realme, Honor and more. So this is going to be an incredibly busy few days. We haven’t seen a ‘true’ MWC in a while: in 2021, thanks to the pandemic it was far smaller than normal and largely online, while in 2020 it didn’t happen at all. So this really is a return to normality for the event and tech launches as a whole. Below, you’ll find all the big companies that we know are exhibiting at MWC 2022, including when it’ll happen. MWC 2022 takes place from February 28 to March 3. It’s being held in Barcelona as usual, though we’d expect there might be a heightened online presence again, as there was last year, with the physical show perhaps being smaller than in some previous years. Sometimes, certain companies jump the gun a little bit, and the Sunday before (this year the 27th) often has some launches too. Here are all the confirmed launches and keynotes at MWC 2022. Samsung often unveils things at MWC, with it showing off its new smartwatch software (which you’ll find running on the Samsung Galaxy Watch 4) at MWC 2021. We know the company will be attending MWC 2022 thanks to a teaser the company put out. This is set to happen on February 27. We don’t actually know what will be shown off at the event though. Some years it shows off phones and other hardware too, but what we haven’t seen from it in recent years is the launch of new Galaxy S phones at MWC. Instead, it typically launches these at a separate event – though sometimes at a similar point in the year.
