Smartphone Cements its Supremacy in Mobile World

The smartphone is king. And it’s reign in on full display in Barcelona at the annual Mobile World Congress, one of the world's biggest mobile shows. "The smartphone is getting more powerful, more connected to all the things you might have at home or with you," said Shu On Kwok, senior editor at AndroidPIT. So, move over home computer — smartphones are taking the lead in allowing us to control the Internet of Things, or IOT for short. "IOT, it's a buzz word,...

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