The digital world was the Mobile World Congress, held in Barcelona, one of the most important and impactful events in the mobile sector worldwide that brands have taken advantage of to present the latest trends and developments. The growth of the mobile market is exponential. 129% of the 486 million Europeans have a mobile, a surprising figure that only indicates that there are more terminals than individuals on the continent. The same situation occurs in Spain with 46.5 million inhabitants and 121% penetration. As for smartphones, penetration in our country is 63%, above the European average, which stands at 55%. Another of the most commented novelties at the MWC was the presentation of the Firefox OS operating system. Mozilla seeks to enter a market that until now has been completely dominated by iOS and Android and in which Windows Phone or Symbian have not achieved the desired market share.
The crisis has also played an important role in this edition of the Barcelona congress. Models at very affordable prices, such as a Nokia mobile for 15 euros, seek to become the entry key for brands in emerging markets. Sony for its part unifies its Android Canadian Hospitals Email List smartphones and tablets under the Xperia brand. The Xperia Z, both mobile and tablet, seeks a competitive advantage by resisting shocks and contact with dust and water. LG bets on the pocket printer connected to the mobile, a device designed for those who have definitively