Tuesday, March 11th 10:00 am – 11:00 am<\/p>\n
Kate Ryan Sr Content Strategist, Ten Digital iPhone Fun Facts: Voice in data out easier to say something to get a restaurant vs. typing in a restaurant type or food. Google.com must owrk in every small browser on all phones – iPhone browser on all phone – iPhone browser changes all the rules. It can handle everything vs. most mobile browsers.<\/p>\n iPhone is a very big change in how we think of mobile phones. iPhone leads to disruptive mobile industry in both UI and apps. smartbox.com <\/a>– phone barcode What do you love\/hate about the iPhone? L: audacity of design – no menu system or scrollbars is amazing! Unlimited data required, simple easy to play around with phone very simple to use. L: Visual voice mail (not painful to listen to message 7 of 12) L: Mobile user experience is great – shutters the myth that phones need to be complicated Design of the iPhone Screens don’t take advantage of voice and voice doesn’t take advantage of screens<\/p>\n iPhone stripped things down to core features – many phones have more features than needed – or the features they have aren’t done well.<\/p>\n Other phones to look at: Open Access: Wish Killer Apps
\nKyle Outlaw<\/a> Sr Information Architect, Avenue A | Razorfish
\nScott Jenson<\/a> Google
\nKaren Kaushansky Sr UX Engineer, Tellme
\nLoic Maestracci <\/a>Dir of Mktg, Groove Mobile<\/p>\n
\n<\/strong>-200 patent filings
\n-$150 million on development
\n-1 year of work to get ATT deal
\n-ATT gets 5 year exclusive
\n-Apple built human head models to test the phone
\n-SDK will allow VOIP via wifi<\/p>\n
\nWhat is comfortable and safe for people using a device while driving?<\/p>\n
\nMusic delivery on a phone: UK is looking for web based music
\nUS looking for a client to download an play.<\/p>\n
\nUser experience changes – simple wireframes are gone and companies have to be more creative with the interface.<\/p>\n
\nNewsbreaker.com<\/a> – share and report names
\nFood Ninja – iphone food and restaurant finder<\/p>\n
\n<\/strong>L: many want to interact – works well! HTC doesn’t work as well with the interface.
\nH: doesn’t do simple phone tasks well (calls, sms, send video)<\/p>\n
\nH: “Web in your pocket” is still hard<\/p>\n
\nH: hard o make phone calls (driving)<\/p>\n
\nH: hardware\/software unseperable – open platforms\/access better<\/p>\n
\n<\/strong>enable desktop in mobile
\nWho else is taking design seriously?
\nSony Erikson is trying to push things a bit – media UI similar to PSP<\/p>\n
\n<\/strong>Sidekick – nice keyboard, but a bit too big – now that MS has them things could change
\nPSPSlim – use Skype on it<\/p>\n
\n<\/strong>Google android and iPhone SDK gives users the ability to access and develop for the platform. Currently carries control the channel Current phones are a consumer of information. At some point they need to be a producer of information.<\/p>\n
\n<\/strong>Luggage search application (know if\/when it is on the wrong plane)
\nShell to get information from – cloud based on where you are (car, desk, living room, etc.)
\nInfinite battery life!<\/p>\n