Photos: Smartphone Show 2008 - From the show floor
A sneak peak at the big event going on in London's Earl's Court this week.

Today marks the first day of the Smartphone Show 2008, the place mobile makers and developers come to strut their stuff and show their allegiance to the Symbian OS.
See below to check out our news coverage of the event to get more detail on the main announcements of the day. But, for those keen to view the action in pictures, rather than words, take a look at our snaps from the event here.
Latest news:Two new smartphones from HPMotorola predicts a whole new (open) worldDevelopers urged to handshake' with Symbian codeFree love for Symbian developersSymbian banking on open source success
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