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CHATTING ROBOTS AND MUSIC: FUN GADGETS ON SHOW IN BARCELONA

While smartphones get top billing at the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona, Spain, it’s the quirky, under-the-radar products that are getting a lot of the visitors’ attention.

Here’s a glimpse of some of the gadgets and apps displayed by start-up companies this week at the fair, the world’s largest for wireless technology.

CUTE ROBOT

Living in Seoul, Jong-Gun Park looked around him one day and decided his fellow South Koreans needed some help expressing

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