Pathway #1: Network efficient UX design
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Working rural & remote with the Lumia 2520
The path led me over a small hill. To the right were fields ploughed into undulating patterns and to my left a haze blanketed the Nor..
A predictably better user experience
Microsoft Research has suggested a method to overcome the latency which can hamper the user experience of network-hosted services, such as..
Recognising a moment of mobile progress
Yesterday I was able to watch a live stream of Google’s IO keynote from San Francisco on a Blackberry Q10 travelling at up to 70 mph a..
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- Pathway #10: Smart hardware additions
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Retro trend calls out poor voice experience
Blackberry has announced the re-availability of the Bold 9900, a 3 year old, USD 449 device running the previous generation of Bla..
Customers measure overall performance
Users with a 4G subscription are more likely to give their handset a higher satisfaction rating than users of the same handset who do not ..
MEX Sessions: Tom Godber on creating network efficient UX
Tom Godber gave this May 2011 talk at MEX on designing network efficient experiences. Building on his own experiences of creating eff..
Prioritising relative speed
YOUi Labs‘ CEO Jason Flick was clear about his priority when we met at Mobile World Congress: speed. His company provides a cross-platfor..
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- Pathway #16: Speed
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Speed
Perception of speed has a defining role in adoption of new technology, customer satisfaction and utility. When presented with multiple di..