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Contacts 3.0: bringing together research and design teams to reinvent the phonebook

We present a narrative of the design of Contacts 3.0, a service and updated phonebook application on a mobile device that combines on-device communication with communication from online social networks to create a central hub for communication on the device. We discuss how research and design teams worked together to create design assets, technical architectures, and business cases around this concept.

Frank Bentley | Rafiq Ahmed | JoEllen Kames | Rhiannon Sterling Zivin | Lauren Schwendimann

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