Scott Jenson, who leads mobile user interface design for Google, is the first MEX 2008 speaker to feature in our new video interview series.
Jenson worked on the Apple Newton and Apple’s original mobile concept designs before going on to become Director of Symbian’s Design Lab. Prior to joining Google, he also served as Vice President of Product Design for Cognima, the company behind Shozu.
He will share his deep insights into the mobile user experience at the MEX conference on 27th and 28th May 2008 when he addresses Manifesto point #6, entitled ‘Search requires a radically different approach in the mobile environment.’
Watch the interview with Scott Jenson and Marek Pawlowski on YouTube below:
MEX, now in its 4th year, is the strategy forum for the brightest minds in mobile telecoms. If you’ve not yet registered, you can sign-up for a delegate pass online by clicking here.
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How about Android?