This week in lifelogging: 3D-print your life, visual documentations and spring goodness
3D-printed bears on stairs 3D printing has gotten much hype over the recent years. With tons of 3D printers out…
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Life with the Narrative Clip: An interview with Andon E.
Location: New York, NY How long have you been using your Narrative Clip? I’ve been using my Narrative Clip for…
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Celebrate Spring with the #MySpringNarrative photo contest
The Narrative Clip is now in 53 different countries! So, spring probably means different things to different people and we…
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This week in lifelogging: together in unity, in wackiness, and in trust
From the quantified self to the quantified us A huge portion of digital lifelogging done currently is largely intertwined with…
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Important information on “Heartbleed”
This week, a major vulnerability was discovered that affects the way data is encrypted over much of the Internet. You…
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Narrative Clip Reviews
Looking back at the first impressions – Narrative Clip Reviews We are incredibly happy to see that it’s not…
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Life with the Narrative Clip: An interview with Paula D.
Location? Los Angeles, CA How long have you been using your Narrative Clip? 2 weeks. How often do you use…
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This week in lifelogging: amazing animals, people and their environments
Surreal photography with real animals Last week, we took a look at how Christoph Rehage engaged in extensive lifelogging…
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Thoughts on life with the Narrative Clip: An interview with Shiva M.
How long have you been using your Narrative Clip? hmm I don’t remember … I know! I’ll scan through my…
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This week in lifelogging: on the road, in the womb and way up in the air
Logging the longest walk If you think lifelogging is uninteresting and pure troublesome, think again. Last week, we shared how…
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This week in lifelogging: the miserable, the lovers and the haters
The “miserable” days of lifelogging Lifelogging is going mainstream. To those in doubt, you’re not alone. This week, we found…
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10 Million Memories
We started Narrative because we wanted to capture more of our moments and access more of our memories. Visual captures…
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This week in lifelogging: visual lifelogging, perfect imperfections and moments not photos
Visual lifelogging and its effects In the past week, the annual SXSW in Austin, Texas, has got many people talking…
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This week in lifelogging: creative campaigns, quantified breakup and Sony SmartBand
Creative activities for your lifelogs One of the indirect benefits of engaging in heavy lifelogging is the new need…
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This week in lifelogging: Winter Olympics, decision-making memories and selfies pride
QS athletes at 2014 Winter Olympics Since the opening of the 2014 Winter Olympics last week in Sochi, Russia,…
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This week in lifelogging: fitness redefined, Fin at your fingertips and little Batman’s perspective
Redefining fitness in 2014 Have you lost all that extra weight gained over the festive (feasting) season of Christmas, New…
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First user impressions of Narrative Clip: Round-up plus our responses!
We’re so happy to finally start getting feedback from real users! The Narrative Clip is now out in the wild…
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This week in lifelogging: QS Conference 2014, Samsung Life Times app and Jimmy Nelson photography
Quantified Self Europe Conference 2014 Every year, a group of Quantified Self enthusiasts would gather together to share the…
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This week in lifelogging: more than that, tracking with OptimizeMe and Google’s most photographed cities
More than just self-tracking When we think about lifelogging, phrases such as the quantified self or wearable tech often…
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This week in lifelogging: Starting the new year right and achieving your new year resolutions with quantified self
Goodbye 2013! Hello 2014! 2013 was a breakthrough year for fans of wearable gadgets and the quantified self movement. We…
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