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  IN PICTURES: Mobile World Congress Barcelona 2016 part 3 (+36 photos)

  Mobile World Congress is the place to be for all the new tech releases and announcements, but it is also interesting to see how each vendor will position itself for the coming year. Some of the booths are truly impressive so we took a walk around the show floor to see who had the most impressive booths and displays. Photos by Chris Player who travelled to Mobile World Congress as a guest of Huawei Australia.

  IN PICTURES: Mobile World Congress Barcelona 2016 part 3 (+36 photos)
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  IN PICTURES: AWS re:Invent Central Part 1 (+31 photos)

  When AWS re:Invent Central opened at 5pm there was no shortage of attendees keen to check out the offerings from AWS technology and consulting partner. sAttendees enjoyed drinks and nibbles while taking in the vast array of offerings from the hundreds of vendors on show. Photos by Chris Player, who attended AWS re:Invent 2015 as a guest of Amazon Web Services.

  IN PICTURES: AWS re:Invent Central Part 1 (+31 photos)
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  Mobile World Congress in 50 photos: Samsung, Sony, HTC, Microsoft, LG and many more

  The biggest smartphone companies in the world flocked to Barcelona for the 2015 Mobile World Congress. More than 90,000 people walked through MWC's many halls to experience the next-generation of technology products, ranging from Samsung's Galaxy S6 Edge to cars controlled from smartphones.

  Mobile World Congress in 50 photos: Samsung, Sony, HTC, Microsoft, LG and many more
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  IN PICTURES: Audio-visual technology on show at Integrate 2014

  Integrate 2014 hosted more than 500 vendors across the audio-visual, unified communications (UC) and smart building industries. In addition to information and training seminars, the exhibition contained an open roadshow floor of local and international technology vendors and integrators, including IT giants and disruptors.

  IN PICTURES: Audio-visual technology on show at Integrate 2014
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  In Pictures: Watch out for these smartwatches

  With Apple expected to launch an iWatch in October, other vendors including Samsung, LG and Motorola, are getting a headstart with smartwatches in varied shapes and colors.

  In Pictures: Watch out for these smartwatches
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  Hands-on with the LG Optimus F5

  We go hands-on with the LG Optimus F5, a budget smartphone with 4G connectivity. It's one of the first 4G devices to be sold on prepaid, and the first 4G prepaid smartphone sold in Australia by Optus.

  Hands-on with the LG Optimus F5

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News about lg

• Alloys bolsters AV portfolio with new LG partnership

  Steps into the new digital signage category.

• Huawei and LG leaving global smartphone market share up for grabs

  Making way for Xiaomi to overtake Apple in the global market share leaderboards.

• Dicker Data expands distribution deal with LG

  Offers vendor's full range of commercial display products

• LG HQ raided in tax probe

  Prosecutors are looking into possible evasion of capital gains tax worth about US$9.25 million

• Nokia rounds out royalties play with Huawei patent deal

  The move gives Nokia royalty agreements with all of the world's largest handset makers

• Nokia set to get payday boost after LG patent ruling

  The companies started arbitration in 2015

Features about lg

• What to expect from Mobile World Congress 2016

  The first big mobile show of the year gets even bigger.

• LG G5 rumour roundup: Everything we think we know so far

  The G4 was a great phone, but not the huge hit LG expected. Will the G5 draw more Android fans?

• The best Android phones, tablet, and smartwatch of 2015

  From phones to tablets to smartwatches, here's our picks for the best Android device releases of the year.

• Hands on: The LG G Pad II 10.1 is a pretty big, regular tablet

  Nothing special to see here, though it does have stereo speakers.

• Australian smartphone reviews 2016

  All of the smartphone reviews authored so far in 2016

• Dell, Samsung and Lenovo record encouraging PC monitor growth despite market struggles

  "Shipments were also bolstered by high volumes of renewals for devices still running Windows XP in both the public and private sectors."