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Networking in the Blackberry garden area
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IBM wins the prize for worst buzzword at the event
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With a brand new phone, VR glasses and other weird and wonderful toys, the LG booth was packed for much of the confrence.
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VMware used the conference to talk about its mobility solutions portfolio
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Sony's new Xperia smartphone range, the intriguing Xperia Ear and a swathe of prototypes made it one of the most visited consumer stands of the event.
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Microsoft was all about Windows 10 across multiple platforms, IoT and OEM.
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SAP used MWC to showcase what can be done on its HANA Cloud Platform
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NEC showcased its IoT, Cloud and network infrastructure technologies.
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Lenovo's tag line didn't make much sense either.
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Open source OS provider, Ubuntu, was all about continuity of platform accross PC, phones, tablets and Cloud
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Spanish companies had their own section to showcase different innovations coming out of the country
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Lexibook had some cool and quirky accessories on offer
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With now phone releases for Australia (and chatter the company was pulling out of the A/NZ market all together) the HTC booth was a bit underwhelming
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Vodafone had a big focus on 5G and education. It was interesting to see where the company is at i Europe as opposed to A/NZ
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Visa was all about mobile payments and ecommerce
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Alcatel had some great new phones and tablets on display, along with some cool smartwatches.
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With eight halls spread over a vast sway of land, the interactive maps were essential for many attendees.
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Opera's booth drew big crowds interested in the upcoming VPN integration to the platform and the free hangover kits.
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Smart Cities was a big focus for Fujitsu at its booth
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ESET was unsuprisingly all about mobile security
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HP wanted attendees to keep reinventing. Exactly what we were not sure.
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Kaspersky was warning about digital pickpockets and the ways to keep them at bay
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Mastercard's message was all about mobile payments, seamless shopping and connected travel
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Ruckus pushed its familiar message about mobile tracking for heat maps and data analytics.
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HPE was focussed on network function virtualisation and how some of its partners were utilising the technology.
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F5 concentrated on network optimisation for the mobile workforce. monetisation and security
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F-Secure introduced its Sense box at the event, targeted at the smart home and securing all devices on a home network through this one clever little box
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Panasonic showcased its new Toughbooks and rugged tablets
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Hitachi was all about the IoT that matter for business and the home
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Accenture had an aviation theme but we couldn't get anyone to explain what this meant
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Acer had some impressive new gaming tablets, laptops and desktops on display
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Remember RealPlayer? they are still kicking around
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Huawei's innovations booth was one of the most impressive stands at the event. 5G, smart homes, datacentre and Cloud were all big focuses
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Huawei's innovations booth was one of the most impressive stands at the event. 5G, smart homes, datacentre and Cloud were all big focuses
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We were surprised to find Google tucked away at the back of the show but the coloured pipes looked cool and more than a few fount their way over.
