Name: The BEST tech of MWC 2026!
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Trade shows that show off a lot of interesting tech from the stuff you might actually want to things like AI pets that make you just think why.

And of course you can't go two feet without seeing AI plastered everywhere.

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But every year MWC does throw out some of the weirdest tech that you might not see anywhere else in the world.

I'm Paul and come with me as I take you through MWC 2026 to show you some of the best and the weirdest tech that I've seen so far.

This is the Tecno modular phone that is trying to make modularity a thing.

Tecno has a ton of accessories for this, from power banks to action cameras and snap on telephoto lenses.

This can get a little bulky when you start adding all the modules to it and it works a little bit like pixel snap.

And you can start adding like three of these accessories all at once.

And if you fancy, you can even add battery packs on top of each other.

And you might need this because the phone only has a 1000 milliamp hour battery.

The reason for that is that it's only 4.9 millimeters thin, so it's thinner than the S25 edge.

And this definitely is not the first modular phone.

But just like all of those other modular phones, I don't think we're going to be seeing this in our hands anytime soon.

But it's definitely one of the coolest things that I've seen at MWC this year.

This is the Lenovo ThinkBook Modular AI PC concept.

At first glance, this mostly looks like your normal regular 14 inch laptop.

From the front, Lenovo have a good tagline for this.

And once you turn this thing around you understand that tagline because you've got a hidden display on the back of this.

I don't know how much I would ever use this, but

it could be useful for some people, like for sharing content when you're working.

But what you can do is detach this and prop it up as a portable monitor for both portrait and landscape.

You can even take the keyboard out and create your own unique way of working.

And this laptop is modular so you can even change the USB ports to anything that you might need.

this might be something that Lenovo could actually ship at some point and I wouldn't be surprised if they do.

Let's stick with displays for a second and if you like pixels, then you might like this next one.

Tclcsot has developed something called Super Pixel.

This is the world's first super pixel high clarity mode display.

And what that basically means is that you get sharper text, cleaner textures, and

If you've seen the Xiaomi 17 Pro Max at any point now, this is the exact display that you'll see on that phone.

You get 1200 by 2608 resolution, 420ppi adaptive brightness from 1 to 2000 nits, and

the bezels are as thin as 0.5 millimeters.

We see so much hype around display tech that we actually barely get to see.

But this is something that is out and in phones you can pick up right now.

We'll stick with TCL for a second because you might have seen next paper tech before in the next paper phones and this was always an LCD panel.

But now what TCL has done is they have got this working on an AMOLED display.

And what is impressive about the next paper AMOLED display is that it tries to eliminate glare completely.

And I've got to say this does a really good job.

We've seen anti reflective coatings on displays before, but

TCL say this is the world's first anti glare AMOLED display.

And comparing it to a regular AMOLED display, you can see that the glare really is almost like not there at all.

This display is everything you might need.

Like it has a variable refresh rate up to 120Hz.

Sticking with concepts and prototypes, this is exactly what this is.

I feel like this is something that every phone in like the next couple of years could really do with having because it's very impressive.

It's been over three years since we had a new major Snapdragon chip for smartwatches.

But at MWC 2026, Qualcomm has finally announced one.

As the name suggests, this is their most powerful chip yet.

It's built on a 3 nanometer process and adds Hexagon NPU for the first time, which means smartwatches will be able to run on device AI tasks using small language models.

Charging is also faster with Qualcomm claiming 0 to 50% in just 10 minutes with but that was on a demo watch.

You're also getting Bluetooth 6 GNSS, GPS, satellite connectivity and ultra wideband Qualcomm hasn't told us which watch this will launch on first, but

it's something that we need to keep our eyes peeled for and something that I am very excited for.

When you come to these trade shows, I feel like there's someone always trying to sell you a robot that can do something.

But Honor have got one that I actually might want.

Honor have actually tried to create a real humanoid robot, but

This is the Honor robot phone, and this could be something that I actually might want.

Essentially what Honor have done here is that they have built a camera gimbal right into the back of the phone.

And apparently, according to Honor, this is going to go on sale this year.

So far, we don't know any specs about the phone or even the camera, and

we haven't even been allowed to touch it.

But the idea of this is really interesting.

You've probably already guessed it, but this gives you ridiculously steady footage when filming, and

it pops out and it's ready to go pretty quickly.

We've been this through hand gestures, but

I don't know how else that you can activate it, because like I said, we haven't touched the phone yet.

If you compare this to regular stabilization on phones, then, honestly, this is next level.

It's like having one of those DJI pocket cameras right in the back of your phone.

I feel what makes this a little gimmicky is that it can dance to music and kind of nod at you if you ask the AI some questions.

If this comes out this year, then I'll be very interested to see how this actually works in real life.

If you think having a gimbal in your phone is impressive, how about having a 400 mil lens attached to your phone?

And there are a few things that are really exciting about this phone.

The first one being that Vivo is bringing this to all markets in Europe that Vivo are currently in.

So I am really glad about that because we haven't seen an Ultra release globally for a while.

Seeing Vivo add lenses and cages to their phones is nothing new.

But what is new is the fact that now Vivo are going to be releasing a 400 mil lens that can mostly fit in your pocket.

It uses the same attachments as the X200 Ultra.

And Vivo said that this phone is all about video.

First, I didn't get any specs of the phone, so no battery or processor.

But what Vivo did tell me is that every camera on this can shoot 4k at 120 frames a second using the new APV codec.

This means that it won't just be the S26 Ultra that can do this.

Vivo think that this phone can replace an entire camera rig and they even try to show us this set up on like a movie set and I don't know, I feel like this could actually replace a lot of cameras.

No idea when we're going to get our hands on this, but

it is coming this year so I can't wait to get my hands on this huge rig.

Let's stick with phones for a second and talk about one that you might actually be able to fit in your pocket.

This is on his newest foldable, the Magic V6 and it shows up a lot of flagship style phones.

I think one of the most impressive parts is the battery because it is huge for a foldable.

It's 6660 milliamp hours and unless you have an Oppo or a OnePlus phone, the chances are this phone will have a bit bigger battery than yours.

It's the first foldable to be powered by the Snapdragon 808 Gen 5 and it's the only foldable to match Google's IP68 rating in the Pixel 10 profile.

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