The wonderful weird side of mobile's cutting edge

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February 28, 2013 Today on CNET
The wonderful weird side of mobile's cutting edge From Wi-Fi coffee makers to GPS-enabled canes, Mobile World Congress 2013 gave companies a chance to tout the offbeat side of mobile tech. Read more | Share:  11 must-see videos from Mobile World Congress  Karyne Levy Senior copy editor View profile  |  Email
Ubuntu Touch beats Firefox OS to win best of MWC Our team judges Canonical's new mobile OS to be the most exciting thing at Mobile World Congress, with Mozilla's software as runner-up. Read more | Share:  Why you should wait for the Samsung Galaxy S4 Is the Samsung Galaxy S4 a device worth waiting for, even if you already have your eye on the Galaxy S3? Read more | Share:  Touchless touch screen gives you control without contact Goodbye, smudges! New tech from STMicroelectronics lets you control your phone or tablet without actually touching the display. Read more | Share:  Tim Cook doesn't like Apple's falling share price, either During Apple's annual shareholder meeting, CEO Cook says the company is focused on the long term and making the best products it can. Read more | Share:  Adobe squeezes Photoshop down to phone size Adobe brings its flagship photo editor down another screen size with Photoshop Touch for phones, now for Android and iOS. Read more | Share:  The year's biggest smartphone event CNET editors bring you the latest from Mobile World Congress -- the trade show devoted to the future of mobile devices! Videos from CNET TV 01 The best in touch-screen racing 02 Ep. 1216: Where we 3D print our way out of the friendzone 03 Take a Leap in May with motion control 04 How the Copyright Alert System works 05 Ep. 1215: Where we stand up to stereotypes 01 iFixit outs tablet repairability list; Surface Pro in last place 02 iCloud nearly back to normal after early morning outage 03 U.K. court forces ISPs to block three torrent sites 04 Rep. Eshoo on House's student app competition (podcast) 05 Playfish co-founder leaves EA to go back to startups

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