There is no doubt that the Mobile World Congress (MWC) is among the most anticipated annual tech events and experts as well as tech enthusiasts keenly wait to attend the trade show. However, those who are unable to attend the trade show in Barcelona this year need not feel left out, as various sources will present live streaming of product launches and presentations.

Apart from the MWC website running a live stream of the event, a number of participants will also live stream their respective keynotes and press conferences, reports Christian Post.

Samsung is participating in this year's MWC in a big way and the South Korean tech giant will exhibit its Unpacked 2015 event via a live stream in YouTube. The company is likely to unveil the much anticipated Samsung Galaxy S6 and Galaxy S6 Edge on March 1. The Unpacked 2015 event will commence at 5.30 pm GMT (12.30 pm ET, 9.30 am PT).

Similarly, Taiwanese manufacturer HTC will also organize a press conference in Barcelona on March 1. The company is likely to unveil its flagship smartphone, the HTC One M9. HTC will also stream its "utopia in progress" press conference in Barcelona live in its official website.

In addition, a number of tech websites such as Gizmodo, CNET, and Engadget will also organize live streams as well as live blogs of the entire trade show to ensure that people don't miss anything at the MWC 2015. Apart from the live videos, nearly all the tech publications are likely to bring out minutes of the conferences besides the articles covering the event.

Over the years, the Mobile World Conference has turned out to be a platform for a number of top tech companies for unveiling their new mobile devices. In addition, many companies utilize the event to introduce new technology - the key point of the MWC. This year, the major brands like Sony, Samsung, LG, HTC, Huawei, and Microsoft are participating at the trade show prominently.

The four-day Mobile World Congress 2015 will take place from March 2 to 5 in Fira Gran via in Barcelona, Spain.