
Marko Ahtisaari's speech about ‘Patterns of Human Interaction’ at Copenhagen Design Week
5 months ago
Five billion people have a mobile phone. Today, no single, technological device is more in our hands than the mobile phone – it has become the media through which humans interact.
Marko Ahtisaari is the global head of Nokia's design unit, and he is responsible for Nokia’s product and user experience design. During Copenhagen Design Week, Marko shared Nokia’s thoughts on how design will shape and influence the patterns of human interaction in the future at a Nokia event at Bella Sky Hotel.
Marko Ahtisaari is the global head of Nokia's design unit, and he is responsible for Nokia’s product and user experience design. During Copenhagen Design Week, Marko shared Nokia’s thoughts on how design will shape and influence the patterns of human interaction in the future at a Nokia event at Bella Sky Hotel.
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best part i like is it tells me how many hours are left once i save the alarm .
but I really wished it can tell me instantly when I change the time, even before saving, the number of hours left for the alarm with the new set time.
The swipe UI doesn't involve pressing an external button to move between rooms and no double presses either. Much simpler and more consistency.