One nice thing you can do with M10s and Cyborgs etc. is use an offset dual point setup. I have the inside point, under my big toe, long and the outside point, under my 4th toe, short. For rock moves I can get a single point on, mono-style, on small pockets and edges. For crappy ice I still get two points, especially with the feet turned in slighty pigeon-toed for narrow icicles.
I liked a single mono for versatility but found it wasn't stable enough most of he time, and hence more tiring than dual points. Offset duals for me have none of the drawbacks of duals OR of monos. Best of both worlds.
Interestingly enough for real mixed, especially alpine, with lots of crampons on bare rock going on I took Dr. Slawinskis advice and started using a pair of Sabretooths. You get way more steel on the rock this way (especially with the flat frontpoints) and your feet stick much more. Sabretooths on a bare granite or limestone slab are like sticky rubber rock shoe as compared to a skittery mono point feeling more like a running shoe.