The One (M8) is the beautiful successor to the original HTC One. It's fast, smooth and sports an intriguing new camera, and larger 1080p display.
Too lit to quit? We took Alcatel's light up A5 LED for a quick spin around Mobile World Congress.
LG's newly announced flagship smartphone, the LG G6, will be available for purchase locally from March 28.
Our first thoughts on the new Moto G5 and Moto G5 Plus!
As part of its Mobile World Congress keynote, Sony unveiled its latest flagship smartphone: the Xperia XZ Premium. Ostensibly a larger, shinier version of the Xperia XZ Sony released just a few months ago, the Xperia XZ Premium's been upgraded with a few nifty features. The most impressive of these is a new optical system Sony calls Motion Eye.
It might not work in Australia, but we still wanted to get our hands on the new 3310.
We will never forget... our first phones! The WhistleOut team digs into the dark days of mobiles and digs out our first phones, and some fond memories.
While Samsung didn't unveil the Galaxy S8 as part of its Mobile World Congress keynote, it did give Android fans a new tablet to look forward to: the Galaxy Tab S3. While the device is ostensibly a beefier Galaxy Tab S3, Samsung is bundling the Tab S2 with a super-sized take on the S Pen.
OPPO today made use of its Mobile World Congress keynote to unveil new camera technology for lossless zoom. Dubbed 5x, the tech makes use of a dual lens configuration inspired by a submarine periscope, and OPPO says it can deliver five times magnification without any loss in quality.
Alcatel today unveiled the A5 LED, a upper entry-level smartphone with an LED back-cover. The phone's plastic back has plenty of LEDs embedded under it, which in addition to looking kinda cool, act as a music visualiser, and fire up for notifications.
As part of its Mobile World Congress keynote, Samsung confirmed that it will official announce the next Galaxy smartphone - presumably the Galaxy S8 family - on March 29 as part of Unpacked event in New York.