MWC 2014 in pictures: Connected cars, curved phones and wearable tech

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Matthew Chapman in Barcelona

February 26, 2014

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MWC 2014 in pictures: Connected cars, curved phones and wearable tech

Mobile World Congress is entering its third day and, as it passes the half-way point, Marketing pounded the floor of the Fira Gran Via conference centre in Barcelona to put together a snapshot of the latest in mobile technology.

A mocked up version of what an Android operating system would look like in a car
BMW's connected car
Stephen Elop unveils the Nokia X to a packed crowd
Ford's 3D mapping technology
Ford's Lidar technology, which uses light in a similar way bats use sound waves to navigate
The new Ford Focus
Stephen Odell about to unveil the Ford Focus
The Ford press conference
Fujitsu's answer to Google Glass
Hall 3 at the Fira Gran Via
Delegates inspect Huawei devices
Lenovo's range of phones
LG's curved smartphone
A Mercedes, complete with a Qualcomm chipset
The Mercedes' QNX operating system
Nokia X
Nokia's booth
The GoPro camera on Red Bull's F1 car
The Renault F1 car
Samsung's Gear Fit
The Samsung booth
Sony's SmartWatch 2
Sony's World Cup range of devices
Sony's wearble tech wristband
The different styles of Sony wristband
ZTE's meeting room
ZTE's booth
The queue to see Facebook's Mark Zuckerberg speak
Zuckerberg speaking on stage

Connected cars are dominating this year’s show with Ford European boss Stephen Odell using the show to unveil the new Ford Focus (see video below) and Mercedes revealing a car that comes complete with a Qualcomm chipset.