MEX Pathway #4: Identify ways 3D can enrich the user experience with visual depth

16 years ago

How does perception of visual depth vary across implementations of 3D technology? What does 3D enable beyond today's cliche of…

MEX Pathway #3: Develop interface designs for multi-person, simultaneous use of touchscreens

16 years ago

Does face to face interaction over the same device change the dynamics of interface design? Which activities are best suited…

MEX Pathway #2: Research the implications of supporting more than one screen from a single device

16 years ago

Will more screens be added with the sole purpose of expanding display size or could they be used to deliver…

MEX Pathway #1: Define more efficient user experience techniques for an age of network austerity

16 years ago

Why is the efficiency of mobile services becoming more important despite advances in network capacity, processors and resources? Where are…

BBC on delivering healthcare through mobiles

16 years ago

The BBC published an interesting article, including videos, looking at how mobile phones might become a platform for healthcare services,…

Diabetes accessory for iPhone hints at user-driven healthcare possibilities

16 years ago

Sanofi Aventis' iBGStar, a blood glucose monitoring hardware accessory and application for iPhone and iPod Touch devices, provides an example…

Announcing the next MEX: 6 pathways to the mobile UX horizon

16 years ago

30th November - 1st December 2010, WallaceSpace, London pmn.co.uk/mex/ > Creating new ideas for mobile user experience MEX is your…

Motorola’s Charm-ing form factor experiment

16 years ago

Motorola's Charm is one of the more unusual form factors we've seen recently, countering the strong trend towards generic touchscreen…

Hands-on and low-fi with the mobile user experience

16 years ago

This article by Marek Pawlowski, founder of MEX, describes a low tech, experimental workshop technique used at a recent MEX…

Pressing all the right buttons

16 years ago

This article by Marek Pawlowski, founder of MEX, asks whether there is still a place for physical buttons and controls…