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Materials are via Sam Gaddis, Chief Marketing Officer, Mutual Mobile for presentation at South by Southwest (SXSW) Interactive Festival 2014. We’ve seen this before – incredible technology is released to the consumer and a flurry of unimaginative, low impact uses and applications are associated with it. Anyone remember the early days of the app store? Google Glass is about to hit a similar junction, but rather than seeing an emphasis on picture-taking, sport-reporting, calorie-counting apps, the focus will be on Google Glass being used by people who do really important, life-saving jobs with both hands, and don't actually care how they look. This session will cover and explore the use cases developed by actual firefighters, police officers, EMTs, surgeons, and soldiers. If you're more interested in how Glass will make a difference in the world than how it'll let you creepily take pictures of people by winking, this talk is for you. We'll skip over the 1.0 apps and talk about how Glass might actually help people doing important jobs do them better.

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Presentation is via Jen Quinlan, Senior Director of Marketing, Mutual Mobile and J.P. Gownder, Vice President, Forrester Research for presentation at South by Southwest (SXSW) Interactive Festival 2014. Media and agencies are plagued with tunnel vision. They are stuck thinking about mundane use cases for wearables like Glass that are reminiscent of first phase mobile apps. Wake up. Wearable tech has the potential for more impact than what brands are talking about. Let’s instead explore more complex use cases and look into how wearable tech can drastically improve lives of people with disabilities or special needs. In this session we will explore how Glass and other wearables can unlock new possibilities for people with vision issues, hearing issues, or decreased mobility of their limbs. We’ll share real users’ stories, explore how wearable tech may address their needs, and look at what’s possible today versus looking into the future.

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With over 500 million active devices and another 1.3 million activated every day, Android is a global force to be reckoned with. And this isn’t 2009′s Android. The Android of today is beautiful, fuels a consistent experience across devices, and powers a fleet of devices that buyers are scrambling for. Explore how the new generation of Android – and the new generation of Android users – is changing the mobile landscape.

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The future of Android tablets rests with designers. Android has captured only a small marketshare largely due to it's lack of apps, poor graphic design and poor UX. Mutual Mobile Creative Director Amanda McGlothlin makes a case for the importance of design to the future of Android and how designers can more effective cater to the end user. This speech from the 2011 Android Developers Conference looks at popular apps that break correct design conventions, great examples of Android design and exercises in profiling users. Find more at www.mutualmobile.com

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This new second edition of Mutual Mobile's essential Android design guidelines now incorporates Google's latest OS release made specifically for tablets, Honeycomb. This version of the guidelines introduces some of the OS's features such as Action Bars and UI elements like Fragments. This guide is a must-have for any designer exploring the mobile space and a big step froward for the Honeycomb app ecosystem. For more, visit www.mutualmobile.com

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