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May 2009, Manifesto #8: Location data forms an integral part of user experienceVideosPresentations Sandy Fershee on Manifesto 8, Day 2 - Location data forms an integral part of user experience Speakers Session details
Manifesto statement We believe...the potential for location to enrich the mobile user experience increases exponentially as the number of location-aware objects grows. Showing users where they are on a map or personalising data according to location is just the start. The ebb and flow of location data can itself form an integral part of the user experience. Tags Location; Mapping; Crowdsourcing; Trust; Layer of enchantment; Geo-tagging The story 240m GPS-enabled handsets will ship in 2009 according to ABI Research. A further wave of users is also starting to experience location-aware services through initiatives like Google's cellular location API, which brings positioning to legacy devices without integrated GPS. Users around the world are becoming increasingly familiar with seeing their position on a map, accessing driving directions and finding nearby shops and services. The latest mobile phones can even track sporting activities and share geo-tagged photos with social networking communities. The potential richness of these services grows exponentially as the number of location-aware devices increases to saturation point. Game developers are experimenting with location abstraction techniques which allow the location of unknown objects and people to become an integral part of the virtual environment. Mapping is become open and local through crowd sourcing initiatives which put communities in charge of of their own cartography. Location is shifting from a contextual informant of the mobile experience to an experience in itself. To get you thinking...
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