With the world’s largest mobile technology show about to take place in the sunny environs of Barcelona. it’s time to kick off something new for our coverage of the show this year: PC Pro’s Greatest Hits of MWC 2013. It’s our pick of the best products and technologies on show at the event. Nine products will walk away with a Greatest Hits award, and as ever we’re looking for our readers’ help in picking the winners.

If you see a product you think deserves to be considered, then make a comment on this blog by midnight Tuesday 5 February (UK time). In addition to five products earning the Greatest Hits accolade, we’re giving away four awards in the following specific categories:

Best Android phone

With Huawei, Asus, Sony and LG all unveiling new smartphones at the show, it’s going to be a hotbed of Android phone action this year. We’ll get our first glimpse of LG’s QSlide, a technology that allows the use of two apps simultaneously, and also Samsung’s just announced Galaxy Note 8.0 – the biggest smartphone yet.

Best Windows Phone

Since the launch of Windows Phone 8 last year, Microsoft-based handsets have been steadily gathering momentum. We’ll be reporting from the Nokia press conference on Monday 25 February, where it’s expected the mobile phone giant will announce its next generation of Windows handsets.

Best Android tablet

Samsung hasn’t scheduled a big launch event for MWC this year, but it will be showing off two or more tablets at the show, including the Galaxy Tab 3. With Asus also making a big announcement, there should be plenty for Android tablet fans to get their teeth into.

Best Windows Tablet

The arrival of Windows 8 has provoked an avalanche of tablets and hybrid devices, and MWC is sure to see more appear. Rumblings abound that Nokia will choose MWC to launch its a Windows-based tablet in its press conference on Monday morning, although that’s far from certain yet.

Greatest hits

There are always great new technologies at MWC, and this year should prove as exciting as ever. Keep an eye on Chinese budget smartphone manufacturer, ZTE, who it’s widely rumoured will be releasing the first ever phone based on Mozilla’s Firefox OS. Intel, meanwhile, looks set to release its new, dual-core mobile phone CPU, the successor to the single-core 2GHz Medfield processor found in the Motorola Razr i.

To keep up to date with the latest MWC news, visit MWC 2013: what’s in store at the world’s biggest mobile show.