This week in lifelogging: can we manage the data we find?
Preparing for the Age of Data Last week, we discussed how the digital age has forever altered the way we…
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This week in lifelogging: grandma was a lifelogger, forming habits and Neurocam introduction
Lifelogging could be the basis for family legacy Lifelogging is transcending the generations. As Kitty Irelend discovers, “Grandma at 16…
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This week in life logging: Reminisce with Memoir, memory erasing pill, Beddit sleep tracker and quantified self for your car
So, last week was a hectic week for us at the Narrative Office (In case you missed the news, we’ve…
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This week in lifelogging: Nostalgia, Biobeats, Trace and Google Now
What is Nostalgia good for? “I always knew looking back on the tears would make me laugh, but I never…
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This week in lifelogging: Jawbone UP, OM signal, Misfit shine and Narrato
With the Wearable Tech Expo happening in New York the past two days, the attention on wearable tools as a…
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This week in lifelogging: Self-tracking, your data and its future
Tracking something about yourself? You’re not alone. What’s your modern day biography look like? 8,000 average daily steps? Perhaps, last…
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This week in lifelogging: Sleeker Google Glass, Lomography Smartphone Film Scanner and Memoto listed as one of the 33 hottest tech companies in Sweden
Google Glass has a new, sleeker competitor from Japan Several Japanese firms have collaborated to create this Google Glass twin…
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This week in Lifelogging: Big data art, wearable technology and skinny jeans trackers
Decorating your walls with big data Now art can be meaningful in a whole new sense. Images created from self-tracking…
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This week in lifelogging: Tips for analyzing your data, why lifelogging can’t help you remember the milk and using big data for small changes
Remembering what we need to Remember Photo: Daniel Horowitz Technology is helping us with our retrospective memory- meaning the recollection…
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This week in lifelogging: Big Data, Privacy and New QS tools
Quantified Self Tools Amiigo Fitness Bracelet A new fitness tracking device on the crowd funding site Indiegogo that goes beyond…
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This Week in Lifelogging: Tracking you subconscious, Big Data and an app for motivation
Quantifying your unconscious self Forget tracking what you can obviously track, Adi Andrei tells us why it’s even more important…
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This Week in Lifelogging: Privacy, Tictrac and Memoto on The Colbert Report!
Recording your life and privacy Privacy is something we are asked about frequently. As cool and interesting as many of…
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This Week in Lifelogging: Sleep, the toothbrush app and the quantified self robot
Take control over your sleep Do you want to track your sleep? It could…
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This Week in Lifelogging: QS lists, conferences and new devices
Loïc Le Meir’s Quantified Self Rundown Photo credit: Loic Le Meir Loïc Le Meir, creator of LeWeb, blogs about the QS…
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This Week in Lifelogging: Visual life tracking and what do we really remember?
Coming off the momentum created by the QS conference in September, this week in lifelogging seemed to be all about…
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This Week in Lifelogging: A taste of the digital future
This week in lifelogging have been characterised by thoughts from the Quantify Self Conference in Paolo Alto, fun ways to…
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Katie Stern from Memolane on Digital Scrapbooking and Lifelogging
“Lifelogging fans will understand the value of being able to curate their social media into digital scrapbooks.” Visual Lifelogging Services…
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3 Quick Questions to Niklas Laninge, COO at Hoa’s Tool Shop
“Time to make data meaningful” Niklas Laninge is both a lecturer at Psykologifabriken and Chief Operating Officer at Hoa’s Tool…
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What can be tracked in a lifelog? (Part 1)
Lifelogging is becoming more and more popular with time. Over the last couple of years we’ve seen products for both…
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Making data fun
At Memoto, we believe in fun. We also believe in data and the power of having a lot of good,…
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