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    1. (not devices) Designing for People Kwame, Fjord... In these slides I may not have credited a couple of pictures... apologies. Also, I am not present to whisper in your year the thoughts behind them, so it’s fine to feel lost...
    2. Sahara Post: Mobile installation, Mauritania, 2003 Metallic balloons where desert dwellers can attach messages to. The desert moves the anchored balloons as though these were in an ocean.
    3. Fjord Project
    4. Fjord Project
    5. Fire... Fire... Fire... Fire... Fire...
    6. “Yes, I was at that fire, it was lacking wood...” with mobile phones each one of us has a fire, and we take it everywhere
    7. Ibrahim Adrian Shepherd. Goes to the Geek. Has a myspace market on sundays. page where he has Everyone knows him 1200 friends. as “Ibrahim the son of Jerks off 3 times a the goat herder who day, and has 6 real looks like a bull”. friends.
    8. History of the web... mention Cluentrain... First web equates to first wave of SN: News groups, Message boards... people gathered around specific topics. just like gathering around fires, or going to the pub...
    9. Oh Shit, we’re connected. Let’s go crazy!!!!!!!!!!!! But let’s do it sitting down...
    10. “Hey, somebody connected all these people and now they are going crazy. What can we do?” “Well, we can start by telling them they are connected.” First consolidated SNSs
    11. Adrian joins Friendster and Orkut and Hi5... and makes two new real friends...
    12. How is Ibrahim doing? Ibrahim is on a boat to
    13. ...with his mobile social network
    14. 2nd wave of SNS: You are reminded that you can make Friends through your Friends. Ads become more selective. 3rd wave of SNS: Introduction of tools and intelligence to make the ‘connected experience more meaningful’ media type and service cross-pollination, updates, tools difference between romanic churches and gothic churches
    15. Adrian is growing and consolidating his network. Some of his mySpace friends become part of is phone’s address book. migration is vital Ibrahim meets people on the ‘street’ and they become part of his phone’s address book. migration is vital
    16. The real mobile SN is here: It cannot be imagined. It’s real... For both Adrian and Ibrahim
    17. Adrian gets lucky a few times (learns how to spot the single amongst his friends) and learns how to master his SN. He eventually discovers linkedIN and gets a job...
    18. It’s only natural that Mobile Social Networks become a direct translation of existing online SNs. After all they’ve worked for Adrian, there’s a business logic in place... ...not good enough though.
    19. Rewind <<
    20. Print: great to take along, but no sound... Adrian, Ibrahim Radio: great, and you can move about, and there Ibrahim, Radio are tribes... but no pictures. TV: magic, but you have to consume it sitting Adrian, Ibrahim down. It demands all your attention. Networked Computer: you can talk and lose Adrian yourself in the web... but you must do it sitting down. Cell-phone: you can talk and text everywhere and Adrian and Ibrahim it wakes you up in the morning. Networked Mobile Computer: you can talk and lose yourself... Adrian you can watch TV and listen to radio, control your bathtub, check in at the airport, flirt on the move, make home movies, listen to and share music, play games, customise ringtones, vibrate, send messages, ask for help, take pictures, manage your contacts, know where you are...
    21. Productivity Tools } Creativity tools Problem — most come from the PC Discovery tools Social Tools Manage my social network (address book) Communicate with the elements in my social network (text, voice) Go online and connect with my PC native SNs
    22. What is important in mobility? (Well even with mobile networked computers, apparently the same old usual) Talk Text Talk Text Talk Text Business man Music Games Music Games Music Games Day 1 Day 2 Day 10 Talk Text Talk Text Text Talk Teen Music Games Music Games Music Games Day 1 Day 2 Day 10
    23. The question no one asked: Do you want a phone you can take with you everywhere? No one asked me. Still here it is and it changed my world. The question now is: Do you want a computer you can take with you everywhere? How is it going to change my world?
    24. I go outside We can start to think like Adrian or like Ibrahim Rely on web based social networks The suckers want us to sit down... Rely on bodies which are inherently mobile
    25. Killer app for Adrian: crossing web and mobile data There is a great probability that Jessica had sex with John last night. James just shared two pictures he took with his MC. He probably thinks he is a good photographer. Annie is within physical reach of you. This your chance to mate. I want my mobile to make sense of my data/world position me
    26. Now if we start to think more like Ibrahim Well, everything will start to be more emotional. Why? think bodies. the 1000 we cross everyday the ones that make us laugh
    27. A little bit of my story
    28. Faceted ID > creating a profile > performing talk about Danah’s work
    29. reducing digital complexity may also reduce... humanity.
    30. When you meet someone ( the getting laid context ) intro initial framework (2h) over 100h Family 225 words per minute 27000 words How can my mobile help?
    31. Physical social intercourse... Goffman. I travelled the world for some years... AR studies — Kwame
    32. Physical social intercourse... Goffman Decision making at critical points: interaction between choice and constraint.
    33. Ergonomics, Anthropometrics AR studies — Kwame
    34. Behavioural patterns AR studies — Kwame
    35. Pulse in/of the crowd AR studies — Kwame
    36. AR studies — Kwame
    37. AR studies — Kwame
    38. OS level AR studies — Kwame
    39. AR studies — Kwame
    40. Buds, 2002 Kwame’s Application
    41. Zhu Ming 1995
    42. Bods, 2003
    43. “Spontaneous digital articulated networks: wireless augmented networks in free random identity interchange bays.” Kwame ‘s research
    44. these guys have an augmented ID, I wish I had had one
    45. Ibrahim rolls into town Wow! Look at all these fires... Ibrahim thinks to himself: shit everyone’s got a fire...
    46. We’ve spun a web above us, around us. It’s part of the city, it is the city. Peter Witt, 1950 Normal spider web Clockwise from top left: spider on lsd, spider on mescaline, spider on caffeine, spider on hash
    47. Whole collectivities move Communication codes Communication used to together, so that have to be standardized be limited to the rather intragroup communication and messages simplified rare occasions when can be maintained [touch] in a way to be compatible populations are densely with conditions of aggregated at specific movement and/or wide locations. and variable spatial dispersion. text by Hans Geser
    48. Digital living begins with physical living. This entails a shift in the roadmap... otherwise we will be porting MySpace and Facebook-like apps for phones and that’s that...
    49. Adrian went on to do this... piece of s***t!
    50. Ibrahim is driving a cab now the car is mobile and very sociable
    51. Rear Units Head Units Media Storage + GPS On Board Computer Stereo Stereo + Portable devices brought in by the occupants
    52. Behaviour > Mobility and Stability Check mail Satellite music Work, most of my day in front of a computer On the move, where am I? Synchronize my music Watch TV Call to order What is truly important and always present Space of interaction is vast and unpredictable We move between heterogeneous environments. Some of which are controlled by us, others not. [Habitat.] We have routines that anchor our lives
    53. Ibrahim has a new routine Shopping pub pub centre friend’s place work home gym pub hotel hospital When out on the street we have a purpose and it’s very difficult if not impossible to divert people from their purposes. Our lives are about routine behaviour and to do lists are not very flexible. On the move we have lines of flight to which we commit and from which we seldom move away from.
    54. People are not numbers No reason why the Address book should not be an IM
    55. Gang member suspect gunned down by the police who then proceeded to smash his phone and retrieve the sim card in order to identify his contacts.
    56. Fancy UIs... UI studies — Kwame
    57. Fish Eye Lens to navigate content, specially at structures UI studies — Kwame
    58. Widgets? UI studies — Kwame
    59. Wallpaper becomes screensaver Space is fluid UI studies — Kwame
    60. UI studies — Kwame
    61. Nourished by a service layer UI studies — Kwame
    62. Dealing with Lists... UI studies — Kwame
    63. Horizontal movement suddenly makes more sense UI studies — Kwame
    64. Driving towards some conclusions
    65. A mix of embedded functionalities & external IP-based services Lagged, asynchronous Time proximity needs PTT MMS SMS MMS SMS PTT video Call voice Video-call Voice Windows Live Instant, synchronous Live Face & voice Voice Rich content Text other than voice Nature of our exchanges
    66. Widgets: Artefacts, easy to shape, to carry. Functional. Telling. Digital services will be exist at the same UI level than embedded phone functionality.
    67. 5 new computing paradigm drivers
    68. The disappearing computer The computing experience is becoming more fragmented, as such tasks are being polarised by the many devices we use. In all this, casual computing is taking its place in increasingly mobile lifestyles.
    69. [Connecting] People We used to call Places, then we called numbers and names next we will be connecting with people. We will do so because people are starting to acquire more digital resolution (given by all the services they use) — intelligent digital traces.
    70. Visual DPN Remember that the human being is very visual, and processes visual information superbly.
    71. UI as a Service The UI will be screen independent. Context will be rendered continuously, positioning the user at all times in the experience. Vertical lists... they will still exist but only as a way to represent information. image by J. Heer
    72. Search centric Think terabytes, users will need immediate access to content. image by J. Heer
    73. Thank you kwame@mekwa.com

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