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Mobile World Congress 2013: 9 Hot Gadgets

At Mobile World Congress 2013, we expect cool new smartphones, tablets and phablets. Check out some of the most interesting gadgets on tap.
Mobile World Congress 2013: 9 Hot Gadgets
Comments | Eric Zeman | February 23, 2013 09:06 AM

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Samsung Galaxy Tab 8

Samsung is not holding any official press conferences during MWC this year, but some mobile watchers suspect a sneaky announcement is in the works from the Korean giant. Specifically, recent leaks point to a new Galaxy Tab from Samsung. Photos posted by the company revealed an unannounced device. Based on its position related to other Galaxy Tabs, it falls somewhere between the Galaxy Tab 7 and Galaxy Tab 10. It is believed to offer an 8-inch display, and will be called the Galaxy Tab 8. The 8-inch display will position it perfectly to compete with the Apple iPad Mini, which has a 7.9-inch display. Will it happen? Let's hope so!

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