and last year well, that was just weird. we ve arrived. this is fira de barcelona. yes, the show was back on, but we couldn t go although you were there in spirit, if not in body. yeah, the less said about that, the better. but this year, it s back in full swing with all sorts of companies showing off their latest wares. so, whilst i am here at the design museum in london, where behind me, there s a good old fashioned brick phone and a nokia 3310 remember those? we know how fast these phones change, so we ve sent omar mehtab and osman iqbal to barcelona. samsung, nokia, huawei, oppo, xiaomi they re all here and all got something to show. that s the thing about mwc, isn t it? it s all about the big releases. say, for example, this the samsung s22 ultra. the supposedly best of their s22 range, it comes with a touch bigger screen than its predecessor, a slightly more powerful cpu and a bigger sensor,
for your video calls that undoubtedly became more popular over the last two years. can t find me! there it is! it s found me! but the multi control impressed the most, where you can keep watch of your smartphone and also use your tab s8 as a second screen, creating quite an ecosystem. samsung stands for innovation, you know? typically where we lead, others follow. bringing all of those the elements of the note and bringing them to the s22 because we listened to our customers they wanted that productivity, they wanted that solution from us. innovation and what our consumers tell us they want will be at the absolute heart of what we do going forward. and here s the problem. that s it. with smartphones, we ve been held in a kind of a holding pattern for years with only incremental upgrades every release. once you ve seen one, you ve seen them all, and despite how impressive these handsets are, it s all kind of predictable. here s another example. huawei s latest p50 pro is just another
samsung stands for innovation, you know? typically where we lead, others follow. bringing all of those the elements of the note and bringing them to the s22 because we listened to our customers they wanted that productivity, they wanted that solution from us. innovation and what our consumers tell us they want will be at the absolute heart of what we do going forward. and here s the problem. that s it. with smartphones, we ve been held in a kind of a holding pattern for years with only incremental upgrades every release. once you ve seen one, you ve seen them all, and despite how impressive these handsets are, it s all kind of predictable. here s another example. huawei s latest p50 pro is just another smartphone with small upgrades since the last. and this super device software, which they announced at the show, is, again, incredible, but just another ecosystem they ve built to bow against the likes of apple and samsung. look, here s the point i m trying to make, ok? here are some r
now, 2020 was pretty much a no show, for obvious reasons, and last year well, that was just weird. we ve arrived. this is fira de barcelona. yes, the show was back on, but we couldn t go although you were there in spirit, if not in body. yeah, the less said about that, the better. but this year, it s back in full swing with all sorts of companies showing off their latest wares. so, whilst i m here at the design museum in london, where behind me, there s a good old fashioned brick phone and a nokia 3310 remember those? we know how fast these phones change, so we ve sent omar mehtab and osman iqbal to barcelona. samsung, nokia, huawei, oppo, xiaomi they re all here and all got something to show. that s the thing about mwc, isn t it? it s all about the big releases. say, for example, this the samsung s22 ultra. the supposedly best of their s22
like a 1080p front facing camera and auto framing, which keeps you centred in your shot for your video calls that undoubtedly became more popular over the last two years. can t find me! there it is! it s found me! but the multi control impressed the most, where you can keep watch of your smartphone and also use your tab s8 as a second screen, creating quite an ecosystem. samsung stands for innovation, you know? typically where we lead, others follow. bringing all of those the elements of the note and bringing them to the s22 because we listened to our customers they wanted that productivity, they wanted that solution from us. innovation and what our consumers tell us they want will be at the absolute heart of what we do going forward. and here s the problem. that s it. with smartphones, we ve been held in a kind of a holding pattern for years with only incremental upgrades every release. once you ve seen one, you ve seen them all, and despite how impressive these handsets are, it s