The Day 2 at Mobile World Congress (MWC) 2025 continues to showcase innovative and unconventional innovations. Many brands revealed their advanced smartphones, AI powered advancements and revolutionary tech concepts. From luxury phones to AI integrated browsing and telecom advancements. The event shows what the future of technology holds. Let us have a detailed look at the biggest highlights from the second day.
Telecom Innovation
Jio Platforms has partnered with AMD, Cisco and Nokia for an Open Telecom AI Platform which is a mission that seeks to transform telecom network operations through the power of AI. The platform will boost security, enhance efficiency and save on costs through Agentic AI, large language models (LLMs) and specific machine learning techniques. The collaboration is expected to shape the future of telecom infrastructure powered by AI.
Oukitel WP100 Titan
For those who value battery life above all, Oukitel launched the WP100 Titan it is a tough smartphone with an enormous 33,000mAh battery. The phone is good for two weeks of use and six months of standby time with 18W reverse charging, it is essentially a power bank.
The device features a 6.8 inch Full HD+ 120Hz screen, MediaTek Dimensity 7300 5G processor, 16GB of RAM, 512GB storage and a 200MP primary camera. The WP100 Titan also features an onboard 100 lumen projector and a 1200 lumen LED camping lantern, so it is a behemoth for outdoor enthusiasts. The price of WP100 Titan is around $599.
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Samsung’s Galaxy S25 Edge
Samsung stole the spotlight with the Galaxy S25 Edge, a super thin flagship smartphone that redefines what smartphones look like today. By re-engineering fundamental components Samsung has substantially minimized thickness while not sacrificing battery life, performance or features. To be released later this year, the S25 Edge promises to be among the thinnest high performance smartphones available.
Opera’s AI-Powered Browser Operator
Opera launched Browser Operator which is an artificial intelligence powered web browsing assistant capable of automating online activities for users. As opposed to normal browsers, the AI agent can search and buy products, do research or fill out online forms for users, while updating them on what it is doing. As opposed to cloud reliant AI models, Browser Operator is incorporated directly into Opera’s browser for faster and safer operations.
Tecno’s Slimmest Smartphone
Tecno Mobile also featured its Spark Slim concept phone which is a mere 5.75mm thick, thinner than Samsung’s thinnest Galaxy Edge devices. The phone is constructed from recycled aluminum and stainless steel, focusing on sustainability without compromising on a smooth, reflective finish. While it is yet to enter the production phase, this extremely thin smartphone is a direction towards future minimalist phones.
Deutsche Telekom and Perplexity AI Collaboration
Deutsche Telekom, the parent of T-Mobile, revealed that it is developing an AI based smartphone in collaboration with Perplexity AI. Unlike conventional smartphones, this phone will function without typical apps, instead using AI powered tools for daily tasks.
Users will be able to reserve flights, book reservations, and conduct other advanced activities using voice commands. The smartphone which is expected to hit the market in the second half of 2025, will feature AI technologies from Google Cloud AI, ElevenLabs and Picsart.
Oppo’s AI-Powered Future
Oppo reveals its AI driven strategy, highlighting its collaboration with Google to integrate Gemini AI into its ecosystem. This means Oppo users will soon be able to leverage Gemini’s capabilities in native apps like Notes, Calendar, and Clock.
Additionally, the company introduced its Private Computing Cloud (PCC), powered by Google Cloud’s Confidential Computing, to enhance data security while enabling features like AI Call Summary, AI Studio, and AI Search. Oppo has also committed to delivering monthly AI updates to ensure users are always ahead of the curve.
Realme’s Interchangeable Lens Concept
Realme launched an Interchangeable Lens Concept smartphone with a revolutionary new approach to photography. The phone has a 1 inch type sensor and mirrorless camera style lens mount, enabling users to change lenses depending on their needs. This is a major breakthrough in bringing professional cameras closer to smartphones, opening up high end mobile photography as never before.
Meta and Internet Society Announce a $30 Million Connectivity Initiativ
Meta and the Internet Society teamed up to announce the Connectivity Co-Funding Initiative, a new initiative to accelerate global access to affordable and dependable internet. With a $30 million commitment up to 2030, the initiative will invest in community-oriented infrastructure, filling market gaps and technical capacity building. Already, the collaboration has seen 56 internet exchange points in 45 countries and the new initiative is predicted to reach more than 2 billion individuals who have limited or no access to the internet.
Nothing Reveals Phone (3a) and Phone (3a) Pro
Nothing launched its latest smartphones, the Phone (3a) and Phone (3a) Pro as upgraded models of the last generation. The Phone (3a) begins at Rs 24,999 with an India specific model having 8GB RAM and 128GB storage and the Pro version starts at Rs 29,999 with a higher 8GB RAM and 256GB storage variant. Along with the launch offer, customers can purchase both phones at a flat Rs 2,000 discount. The phones go on sale from March 11.
RedMagic 10 Pro Gold Saga
RedMagic caused a splash by announcing the RedMagic 10 Pro Gold Saga, a special and linmited edition gaming phone that marries luxury with top notch performance. It costs $1,499, with gold and silver plated cooling components, carbon fiber trim and a sapphire glass back cover making it one of the most upscale gaming smartphones ever. Made for professional gamers and collectors, the phone will go on pre-order on March 31.
Final Thoughts
Day 2 of MWC 2025 was packed with technology breakthroughs in AI, smartphone innovation, and connectivity. From premium gaming smartphones and nanoslim designs to AI fueled browsing and telecommunication developments, the event exposed how firms are forging the future of technology. With further announcements to come in the next few days, MWC 2025 is turning out to be one of the most thrilling editions so far.
