At Mobile World Congress (MWC) 2015, LG Electronics unveiled a new line of mid-range smartphones, the LG Magna, Spirit, Leon and Joy. The four devices will be available in both LTE and 3G versions. The LTE and 3G versions of each model share nearly identical design. The LG Magna features a 5-inch in-cell touch display, a quad-core processor, an 8-megapixel back-end camera and a 5-megapixel front camera as well as a 2,540mAh removable battery. The LG Spirit features a 4.7-inch in-cell touch display and an 8-megapixel camera, while the LG Leon offers a 4.5-inch display in a compact body. The smallest of the group, the LG Joy has a 4-inch display.

Intel has introduced the Atom x3 processor series (formerly codenamed SoFIA), the company's first integrated communications platform for entry and value tablets, phablets and smartphones. Combining 64-bit multi-core Intel Atom processors together with 3G or 4G LTE connectivity, the integrated communications SoC combines the applications processor, image sensor processor, graphics, audio, connectivity and power management components in a single system chipset. Twenty companies, including Asustek Computer and Jolla, have committed to delivering Intel Atom x3 designs, according to the vendor.

Amazon has unveiled the Kindle Voyage, with a 20% faster processor, twice the storage, and a touch interface. The Kindle Voyage uses a new paperwhite display, with 300pixels per inch. The front display stack uses strengthened glass, which is designed to resist scratches. Since regular glass would create glare, the cover glass on Kindle Voyage is micro-etched in order to diffuse light, ensuring users can read in bright light without glare. The Kindle Voyage introduces PagePress. PagePress uses a custom-designed force sensor that sits directly under the bezel. Users can rest their thumb on the bezel and turn the page by lightly pressing.