Sights from CTIA Fall 2010

CTIA visits San Francisco's Moscone Convention Center for the last time. The show ran for three days from October 6 to 8.

With a dozen new phones introduced at the show, Android was a big theme at CTIA. And Motorola had one of the biggest presences of all.

The actual show floor was fairly small and crowded. AT&T had a prime booth spot just at the entrance.

Verizon President and COO Lowell McAdam speaks at the opening day keynote about the carrier's 4G LTE plans.

At the last CTIA keynote Derrick Kuzak, Ford's vice president of global product development, talked about his company's new in-car wireless solutions.

Per its usual custom, Samsung had one of the biggest and most active booths at the show.

And the company's new Galaxy Tab was a big draw.

In its booth, Motorola showed off its new phones like the Flipside, Bravo, Citrus, and Droid Pro.

PCD also displayed its newest products at its booth.

Ford showed several connected cars at CTIA including this Ford Explorer. In the background is the very room where Apple CEO Steve Jobs introduces new iPhones at Apple's periodic press events.

CTIA's Hot for the Holidays showcase displayed some of the latest cell phones and wireless gadgets on the market.

At Sprint's event to announce the Samsung Transform and Sanyo Zio, Sprint CEO Dan Hesse (left) and Atsushi Kodera, Kyocera's vice president of sales, pose with a familiar little green guy.

It wouldn't be San Francisco without a protest and CTIA did not disappoint. This group was protesting CTIA's lawsuit against a recent San Francisco law that forces cell phone retailers to display the radiation level of handsets at the point of sale.

Motorola had a Golden Gate Bridge constructed out of cell phones at its press event.