Technologies that made their mark on MWC22: Tattoo printer, phone with 18GB RAM, 240W charging and more

The world’s largest mobile industry fair, Mobile World Congress, which could not be held for two years due to the COVID-19 pandemic, opened its doors again this year after two years. Although the fair, which took place in the shadow of the pandemic, did not create much excitement, contrary to expectations, it did not host remarkable announcements. Here are the ones that marked the fair where the future of the mobile technology world is shaped:

240W Oppo SuperVOOC fast charge: 0% to 100% charge in 9 minutes

Oppo announced the world’s fastest smartphone charging technology at Mobile World Congress. With the 240W SuperVOOC fast charging technology, the 4500mAh battery can be charged from 0% to 100% in 9 minutes. Oppo has developed a system called battery health engine to rule out the damage done by high-speed charging to battery health. Thanks to this system controlled by a special chip and software, 80% of the original capacity of the battery is preserved even after 1600 charging cycles.

Phone that can be folded both in and out: TCL Ultra Flex

Attracting attention with its foldable phone concepts, TCL offers 360 degrees in MWC22 announced the TCL Ultra Flex, a screen phone that can be folded in and out.

Body tattoo printer: Prinker

One of the interesting products of MWC22 was Prinker. Prinker, a handheld inkjet printer in the form of an ink cartridge, allows you to make temporary tattoos almost anywhere on your body.

Phone with 18GB RAM: Lenovo Legion Y90

One of the prominent products of the fair was the game-oriented Lenovo Legion Y90 . The phone, which draws attention with its RAM option up to 18GB, hosts the highest hardware that can be in a smartphone in today’s conditions.

The first ThinkPad with ARM processor: Lenovo ThinkPad X13s

With many laptops on the stage at MWC 2022, Lenovo’s first ARM There was also a ThinkPad model that included the processor. The ThinkPad X13s laptop model achieves record usage times of up to 29 hours.

World’s first commercial Wi-Fi 7 chip: Qualcomm FastConnect 7800

MediaTek’s first company to showcase WiFi 7 technology then Qualcomm announced its first commercial Wi-Fi 7 solution at Mobile World Congress. The Qualcomm FastConnect 7800 chip promises 5.8 Gbps speeds and less than 2 ms latency. It doesn’t expect the first Wi-Fi 7 devices to be available until 2025.

Xiaomi’s robot dog CyberDog

Announced in August last year, the robot dog CyberDog is one of the most interesting products that took the stage at MWC22. became one. CyberDog is based on the NVIDIA Jetson Xavier NX chip and has 11 sensors, including ultrasonic, camera and GPS receivers that allow it to sense its surroundings.