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    MEX 2010 - MEX: The PMN Mobile User Experience Conference & Awards

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    Category MEX 2010

    Deadline: November 30, 2010 | Date: November 30, 2010-December 01, 2010

    Venue/Country: WallaceSpace, U.K.

    Updated: 2010-10-02 16:33:41 (GMT+9)

    Call For Papers - CFP

    The new MEX is based around 6 Pathways. These are ongoing initiatives designed to create fresh knowledge for the community, spanning pre-event blog posts, our Twitter feed, the 2 day event itself and a post-event report.

    6 MEX Pathways:

    1) Define more efficient user experience techniques for an age of network austerity

    2) Research the implications of supporting more than one screen from a single device

    3) Develop interface designs for multi-person, simultaneous use of touchscreens

    4) Identify ways 3D can enrich the user experience with visual depth

    5) Create best practice for the user experience of mobile health services

    6) Inspire new form factors and counter the trend towards ubiquity of the slate

    Here are some ways for MoMo members to get involved (or just drop me an email with any other ideas):

    1) Debate the 6 MEX Pathways on the MEX blog and Twitter

    http://bit.ly/9MeQ4d

    2) Submit a speaking proposal (by 30 Sep)

    http://bit.ly/cUzggh

    3) Apply for student/start-up scholarship, supported by DCKTN (by 21 Oct)

    http://bit.ly/3fLJby

    4) Register as a delegate participant

    http://bit.ly/9nwryu

    5) Become a MEX Pathway sponsor

    http://bit.ly/dq7vs8

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