Honor has announced its plans for MWC 2022 — with the Honor Magic 4 Series set to be unveiled as part of a keynote speech on Monday 28th February.

Whether this is a variation of the company’s foldable flagship the Honor Magic V remains to be seen. The Magic V was already announced for the Chinese market, albeit without a UK and European release date. The Magic 4 Series may be the UK and European edition of this phone, or something different.

It’s not long since Samsung announced the S22 Series, so we’re not expecting any new smartphones. The company is set to reveal some new Galaxy Book laptops though.

On the phone side of things, the S22 Ultra gets a full UK release on February 25th, with the base S22 and S22+ arriving on March 11. We’re expecting Samsung to be showcasing all three phones and further showing off their camera capabilities in detail.

The Xiaomi Redmi Note 11 hits the UK market on February 24th, with a Pro version following later in the year — likely in April.

As a result, we’re expecting Xiaomi to be discussing this — and perhaps more new handsets — at MWC 2022.

Historically, Nokia likes to get involved in MWC in a big way, so it’s entirely possible that we see a new handset unveiled.

Some rumours suggest the Nokia 10 may finally arrive, but we won’t believe it until we see it.

We’ll keep this page updated with the latest news on all things Nokia from MWC 2022.

Apple is a company known for doing things on its own terms and as a result, they’re very, very unlikely to have any notable presence at MWC.

Instead, expect an event in March. Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman stated that he expects the next Apple event to take place on March 8th. There is a possibility a new iPhone SE may be unveiled there, so Apple fans will have to wait a little longer.

We’re not expecting a new Oppo handset at MWC 2022, but the company will have a strong presence at the event and is set to show off some interesting new tech.

Motorola has made well-documented claims that it is preparing a third generation Razr and we’re hoping it’s going to be unveiled at MWC 2022. Whether or not that’s the case remains to be seen.

Otherwise, we’re likely to see some more solid, dependable lower and mid-range offerings from Motorola — a brand that’s generally fairly enthusiastic about MWC.

Just like Apple and Samsung, Google is more likely to hold its own events than make any huge product reveals at MWC 2022.

However, Google is more likely than those competitors to have some presence at the show and we’ll keep you updated with any major revelations the US tech giant might have.

Huawei has confirmed its attendance at MWC in Barcelona this year, but we’re not sure exactly what the company will be showing off just yet.

As a brand, Huawei has obviously been more than a little hamstrung in western markets due to the ongoing situation with Google and the resulting lack of Google services on its devices.

That said, we’d still be keen to hear more about new devices, particularly the foldable Huawei P50 Pocket. We’ll be keeping you updated with all the latest Huawei smartphone news from MWC.