The biggest smartphone party of the year

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February 22, 2013 Today on CNET
Mobile World Congress: The year's best smartphone party The annual event in Barcelona, Spain, will produce some of 2013's most exciting smartphone news. Join CNET as we cover the show inside and out. Read more | Share:  5 predictions for the world's biggest mobile show  Karyne Levy Senior copy editor View profile  |  Email
PS4, Vita, and the multiscreen dream Will Sony's handheld PlayStation Vita and PlayStation 4 work together to do things you've only dreamed of? Well, hopefully. Read more | Share:  Superdetailed Google Glass patent application The Web giant covers everything from the bridge to the display of its high-tech spectacles, saying advancements in wearable tech are overdue. Read more | Share:  Debunking five Windows 8 myths The learning curve for Windows 8 isn't as daunting as some experts would have you believe. Read more | Share:  Making sense of the PS4 game lineup Sony's PS4 event left us asking plenty of questions. Which games are PS4 exclusives? Which are PS3 games? And which are both? Read more | Share:  Outlook.com: New, and much improved A wonderfully clean interface and strong features make Microsoft's Outlook.com a promising new player in e-mail. Read more | Share:  How we test and rate cell phones Sit tight as we explain how CNET puts phones through their paces and make evaluations on what's good -- and not. Compact cameras 01 Canon PowerShot SX260 HS (Black) 02 Sony Cyber-shot DSC-RX100 03 Canon PowerShot ELPH 300 HS (Black) 04 Canon PowerShot SX50 HS 05 Sony Cyber-shot DSC-HX30V 01 Jimmy Fallon goes hands-on with PS4 -- with console out of sight 02 iPhone Mini launch this summer makes sense, analyst says 03 Images of alleged Retina iPad Mini appear on Chinese forum 04 Surprise! 'Star Trek' gold shirts more deadly than red shirts 05 Sony: No price cut for PlayStation Vita in U.S. -- report Brian Cooley   Molly Wood Editor at large Brian Cooley focuses on Car Tech, tech commentary, and generally making tech make sense. Executive editor Molly Wood hosts CNET's tech show Always On, and offers mostly constructive criticism of tech products. Brian Tong   Bridget Carey   Join Brian for Prizefights between tech's top dogs in a five-round, winner-takes-all face-off.   Watch Bridget on CNET Update for a breakdown of the big stories, hot devices, and what's ahead.

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