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Samsung's latest phone to grace Mobile World Congress, the Samsung Galaxy Beam, has a projector built-in for beaming pics, movies and games onto the big screen. No kidding. The Beam's 15 lumens projector blasts a picture of up to 50 inches across onto any nearby surface, meaning you can embarrass friends with holiday snaps in a very public way. Or, should the urge take you, you can break out an impromptu presentation. The projector is described as High Definition, though there's no exact resolution given. The camera is a 5-megapixel job though, and the phone records and plays back movies in 720p HD at 30fps.

A dedicated projector app lets you control choose what you want to share -- vital if you have anything, ahem, personal on your phone, Though I think a remote would've been welcome, As it is, you'll have to activate it from the phone's 4-inch, 480x800-pixel screen, The iphone case japan Beam runs Android 2.3 Gingerbread rather than Ice Cream Sandwich, which is a bit of a shame, On board is 8GB storage, though you can add an extra 32GB thanks to microSD, A 1GHz dual-core processor powers things, which isn't up there with what we're hoping to see at Mobile World Congress this week, but should handle movies with aplomb, Despite having a projector built in, the handset is only 12.5mm thick, which is about 3mm fatter than an iPhone 4S..

According to a source to the gadget blog the Lumia 610 will feature a 3.2-inch display, a 3-mepapixel camera and will run Windows Phone Tango edition. The handset should have 256MB RAM and fetch a price tag of around $230. We'll know more tomorrow when Nokia holds its press conference on the first day of the show. Also look for a new Symbian-based camera phone that Nokia teased last week. A day before Nokia is set to announce the budget-friendly Lumia 610 at Mobile World Congress, we learn more about what the Windows Phone 7 device could offer.

BARCELONA, Spain--In the run up to Mobile World Congress, Nokia has barely hinted as to what it would bring to the show, A Windows Phone device is an obvious guess, of course, but that leaves us to wonder just how many handsets the company will unveil and whether it will stop at Microsoft's OS, On Thursday, we learned a bit more when Reuters reported that Nokia would use Barcelona to show a budget-friendly Windows Phone 7 handset called the iphone case japan Lumia 610 and a global version of the Lumia 900, which Nokia announced last month at CES, Reuters didn't offer solid details on either phone (although it's safe to say the new Lumia 900 should be pretty familiar), but Boy Genius India today managed to dig up a few specs on the 610..

Samsung will launch the Galaxy Tab 2 series in March, beginning with the UK. We don't have U.S. pricing or release date information yet, but our team on the ground will get plenty of hands-on time with the device once Mobile World Congress officially begins on Monday. We're also looking forward to trying our hand with the Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1, a tablet that includes the S-Pen stylus and stylus SDK of the smaller Samsung Galaxy Note, a jumbo-size smartphone with a 5.3-inch screen that some people are calling a "phablet."Samsung is readying a slew of slates to unveil at Mobile World Congress, including successors to its original Galaxy Tab.