Presentations and presenters were excellent

Great turnout, great speakers and interesting collection of attendees. Quite liked that most of the audience was new to mobile (of the people I talked to).

The talks were good - a little bit of repetition but if the aim was to act as an introduction to mobile usability I guess it's to be expected. If you can create future events with a strong theme and get 3 speakers talking about different aspects within that theme I think you'll start to create a stronger reputation as event organisers. Maybe you could do a quarterly (or biannual) UXcorner special with some kind of USP (there are lots of excellent free events in London - albeit non-UX focussed ones). If you can get speakers of this calibre on a regular basis people might be more open to paying a small amount providing there is less crossover (might be worth publishing a synopsis of each talk prior to the event on a UXcorner website). Anyways, congrats for getting things rolling up here and I'm sure I'm not the only one who's waiting for the sequel with baited breath. On a side note, no need for high brow snackage, beer and pizza will do fine and imo tends to be more social

Really great event and venue. Speakers were good as well. Will be definately going to another one.

Overall an interesting event and worth travelling into London for. But I did not really learn anything new. The presentations really told me things I already new. Maybe we could have some more interactive sessions where we can focus more on what we don't know and how we might go about finding the answers?