Today was something of a whirlwind tour around some of the less tangible aspects of connectivity. On a day when several sessions were geared towards investors, there were also a lot of talks on possibilities, future applications of tech, the big ideas that aren’t quite up and running but everyone’s excited (or sceptical) about.
If there’s one thing you can always rely on at MWC, it’s the buzz. Here’s a little flavour of what we heard about today, and once again, the theme of partnerships was strong.
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