Want to win a ticket to MEX?
Understanding user context is at the heart of MEX Pathway #14, an exploration of how digital experiences are enhanced through contextual awareness. It is a key theme of the 11th international MEX in London on 19th – 20th September.
Qualcomm, sponsor of MEX Pathway #14, is kindly supporting a competition to win a MEX ticket, usually costing £1499.
How to enter
Simply complete the sentence:
“Dear internet, my current context is…”
And enter before 21:00 UK time on Wednesday 12th September by either:
The most creative and interesting entry wins.
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Dear internet, my current context is PASSIVE
Dear internet, my current context is, well, tough to explain. What I do know, is that it leads me to seemingly engage in conversation with inanimate objects.
Dear internet, my current context is Canadian First Nations culture and language.
hopeful, but perhaps foolishly so since I never win at things like this
Dear internet, my current context is...well, you already know, don't you? Or at least you should, you naughty internet, you.
Dear internet, my current context is fragmented and I am searching for a way to unify my experience based on my activity.
Oh ... P.S. I'm late.