We’re live from Mobile World Congress 2015, where Sundar Pichai is leading a presentation on “The Edge of Innovation.” Join our live coverage after the break.

Announced at the January Windows 10 event, the Microsoft Surface Hub is a giant, touchscreen Windows computer aimed at the enterprise market. But here at Mobile World Congress we (well, some of us, anyway) got our first actual, in-person look at it. If you ever thought it was impressive, you were absolutely right. It’s incredible.

Microsoft isn’t letting anyone play with it, which is to be expected given the pretty hefty cost, but it is taking pride of place on the booth. So we’ve snapped a few images for you to check out below.

Bunny Goes Boom is a simple, easy to play Windows Phone game that has you piloting a rocket that has a bunny rabbit strapped to it. You’ll have to steer the rocket around a host of obstacles to see how high you can fly it.

The slightest nick against any of the dangers will cause the rocket to explode and the bunny to go boom. Available for low-memory Windows Phones, Bunny Goes Boom isn’t a difficult game to pick up but you may be surprised how challenging something so simple can be. I’m not sure it can hold up to hours of game play but for shorter periods, Bunny Goes Boom might be an option to consider.

If you use Facebook for iPhone and iPad on a regular basis in conjunction with the Facebook Messenger app, you are probably already familiar with the amount of spam messages you can receive. Just like email, Facebook has become a great place for advertisers and marketers to troll. However, Facebook does have a setting that lets you take a little more control over what messages end up in your inbox. Here’s how to access it!

How to get spam out of your Facebook inbox on iPhone and iPad

1. Launch the Facebook app.
2. Tap on the More button in the bottom navigation.
3. Tap on Privacy Shortcuts, it’s towards the bottom.
4. Tap on Who can contact me?.
5. Tap on Strict Filtering.

That’s it! From now on the only messages in your Facebook inbox should be from people you know. However, you’ll want to check the “Other” messages section on your computer every once in a while to make sure you aren’t missing a message from someone who shouldn’t have been filtered.

Microsoft has made it so those who happened to miss today’s event (or would like to relive the magic) can sit through the full 38 minutes. Microsoft today unveiled the Lumia 640 and Lumia 640 XL, as well as making some other notable announcements.

Domino’s today announced the company is providing customers with yet more ways to place, track and receive their orders. Should you own a Pebble or Android Wear-powered smartwatch, you’ll be able to use the provided Domino’s app to not only place an order, but track it too.

We’re coming at you live from Intel’s booth in the booming Hall 3 at Fira Gran Via at Mobile World Congress in Barcelona, Spain. And … that’s really all that we know is about to happen at 3 p.m. CET — that’s 9 a.m. in New York City.

So let’s do this liveblog thing and see what sort of trouble we can get into.

Developer NetherRealm Studios is bringing a version of its upcoming fighting game Mortal Kombat X to the iPhone and iPad this April. The free-to-play game should be released around the same time as its previously announced PlayStation 4, Xbox One and PC counterparts.

Publisher Warner Bros Interactive says:

As the next evolution of mobile fighting games, the Mortal Kombat X mobile game will feature a hybrid of fighting, card collecting, multiplayer team combat and more, featuring shocking Fatalities, legendary Mortal Kombat characters like Scorpion, Sub-Zero and Raiden as well as the Next generation of Kombatants. The Mortal Kombat X mobile game will showcase the iconic visceral combat with the vicious graphics that Mortal Kombat fans love, along with brutal Fatalities, x-rays and more.

Gamers who play the mobile version will be able to unlock content in the console or PC versions of Mortal Kombat X, and vice-versa, by completing special tasks and unlocking achievements.

Source: Warner Bros. Interactive

Developer NetherRealm Studios is bringing a version of its upcoming fighting game Mortal Kombat X to Android devices this April. The free-to-play game should be released around the same time as its previously announced PlayStation 4, Xbox One and PC counterparts.