MWC 2014: What to expect - Telegraph.co.uk

Samsung will also the launching its next Galaxy Gear smartwatch, the Galaxy Gear 2.

The Nokia X Android smartphone

Nokia's first collaboration with Android is bound to be an interesting one - especially when it comes to seeing whether Nokia has opted to use its own app store, maps and email system over Android creator Google's services.

Following in the footsteps of the launches of the Lumia 1520 and Lumia 2520 tablet in recent weeks, Nokia, like Samsung, is expected to announce its latest handset on February 24.

Recently leaked photos suggest the handset will feature dual-SIM card support, 4" WVGA screen and rear-facing camera. The camera itself is believed to be a lower-spec than expected 3MP, positioning the phone at the budget end of the market.

HTC smartwatch

Rumour has it that HTC will be holding meetings regarding its latest wearable tech; namely two new prototype smartwatches.

Slated for a Christmas consumer release date, the new smartwatch is said to sport Bluetooth connectivity and Qualcomm's Mirasol display wizardry.

HTC is also expected to discuss a new digital wristband designed to play music at the conference.

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The successor to the highly successful HTC One, dubbed the HTC One 2 or the HTC M8, will not be making an appearance at MWC, with a launch data pencilled in for March 25.

However a newly leaked image courtesy of @evleaks appears to show a gold version of the new smartphone, with the name The All New One.

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Sony phones and tablets

Despite only launching the Xperia Z1 Compact at CES last month, Sony is planning to launch a new smartphone, expected to become the Xperia Z2 "Sirius".

It's expected to feature a 5.2" screen and run Android 4.4 KitKat on an updated version of Sony's software.

A tablet in the form of the Zony Xperia Tablet Z2 is rumoured to be only 6.4 mm thick, with a 2.3 GHz quad-core Snapdragon 800 processor as 16GB of internal storage.

Mozilla

This year marks the first anniversary of Mozilla's Firefox OS platform, which can run apps coded in HTML5 and work independently across a variety of smartphones.

The company will be demonstrating the latest versions of Firefox Marketplace and Firefox for Android, a customisable solution for integration.

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