Devices

India's competition watchdog accused Samsung and five Chinese smartphone makers of violating antitrust laws by working with two e-commerce giants to exclusively launch products, Reuters reported.

Apple revealed it would allow third-party app stores on the iPad across the European Union starting today.

Mobile World Live brings you our top three picks of the week, as Apple unveiled the AI-packed iPhone 16 to much fanfare a day before Huawei’s tri-fold smartphone launch, calls for telecoms market consolidation grew and Vivek Badrinath was named the GSMA’s next director general.

Nokia is no stranger to rumour and speculation, with Samsung the latest to be linked with the Finnish vendor. Here is a rundown of some of the other biggest reports and deals surrounding the company.

Huawei unveiled its much-hyped tri-fold smartphone at a live-streamed event in Shenzhen, touting a slim design and "groundbreaking" capabilities with a starting price of CNY19,999 ($2,809).

Apple unveiled its much-anticipated iPhone 16 smartphones equipped with a suite of AI tools called Apple Intelligence in a bid to reverse sluggish phone sales and better compete against devices from Google and Samsung.