Cast your vote for your favorite entry by 5:00 p.m. CT on January 18, 2006. One of these lucky finalists will be awarded the MY MOTOCHOICE Award - $2,500 scholarship and Motorola prize package.   Hey, That Would Be Nice! A Day in the Life of SM Mood Phone Seamless Mobility Will… College Life 2010   One Life is Worth the Universe Outspoken Architecture Creature Comforts and Crucialities PARKYOURMOTO A Different and Better Day   *Voting begins January 6, 2006 at 12:01 a.m. CT through January 18, 2006 at 5:00 p.m. CT. The submission receiving the most votes will be awarded the MY MOTOCHOICE Award. In the unlikely event of a tie, the prize will be awarded to the submission scored highest by the panel of judges. See official rules for more details.

Hey, That Would Be Nice! A short film offering a fun, informative, and thought-provoking look at seamless mobility. Andrew Davidson, Purdue University     Back to top     A Day in the Life of SM This is a fictional narrative of a day in SM's life. Ah, but does 'SM' stand for the main character's name or 'seamless mobility'? You decide. Linda Deng, University of Southern California     Back to top     Mood Phone Ian has Asperger's syndrome and uses a mood sensitive phone to compensate for and treat his condition. John Finan , Duke University     Back to top     Seamless Mobility Will… Seamless mobility represents a shift in paradigm for both consumer as well as the value chain delivering the services. James Goodrich , Northwestern University, Kellogg School of Management     Back to top     College Life 2010 This is how the future college student may go through his day. Brian Ho , Virgina Tech     Back to top     One Life is Worth the Universe This short story depicts how seamless mobility could impact any person's life in a monumental way. Arvind Nagarajan , Yale University     Back to top     Outspoken Architecture Experiencing real life, everywhere I go, is the future of mobility. Ryan Panchadsaram , University of California, Berkeley     Back to top     Creature Comforts and Crucialities This short story presents a day in the life of Charlie, a businessman with a warm appreciation for technology's ability to enrich his existence. Cameron Quinn , Western Washington University     Back to top     PARKYOURMOTO A solution to today's increasing parking problems - presented as sketches on napkins because some of the greastest ideas have begun from someone's scribble at a restaurant. Rebecca Shostak , University of California, Los Angeles     Back to top     A Different and Better Day Charles and Caroline Stevens are about to wake up and show why seamless mobility is different and better. Bart Stein , Brown University     Back to top