Around 2,000 companies are in the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona, vying for attention to a forecast record 90,000-plus visitors looking to see the latest gizmos and gadgets from iris-recognition smartphones to to virtual-reality headsets.
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A Lenovo A7000 smartphone with a Vibe Xtension flash is shown to visitors at the Mobile World Congress. Emilio Morenatti / AP Photo -
A partially submerged Sony Xperia Z4 tablet at the Mobile World Congress. Emilio Morenatti / AP Photo -
A visitor uses a Samsung virtual-reality glasses during the Mobile World Congress. Emilio Morenatti / AP Photo -
The new LG Spirit smartphones on display at the Mobile World Congress. Manu Fernandez / AP Photo -
A visitor wears a Samsung Gear VR during the second day of the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona. David Ramos / Getty Images -
A visitor samples a Microsoft device at the Mobile World Congress. David Ramos / Getty Images -
A record 90,000-plus visitors are expected to arrive at the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona. David Ramos / Getty Images -
Visitors to the Mobile World Congress take a break before perusing the newest gadgets being showcased by more than 2,000 companies. David Ramos / Getty Images -
Visitors work on their laptops during the second day of the Mobile World Congress. David Ramos / Getty Images -
A man takes a picture of Motorola Moto X smartphones during the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona. Albert Gea/ Reuters -
A man operates an SK telecom robot during the 2015 Mobile World Congress in Barcelona. Josep Lago / AFP -
Visitors to the MasterCard booth take a photo with the UEFA Champions League trophy at the Mobile World Congress. Marce Martinez / AP Images for MasterCard -
A wall decorated with photos of the new Samsung Galaxy Edge during the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona. Manu Fernandez / AP Photo
Gizmos and gadgets galore at Mobile World Congress in Barcelona — in pictures
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