Top 10 holiday gifts for the tech-savvy parents
At some point or another, I think we’ve all experienced the late night desperate shopping for Christmas gifts. So to…
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Top 10 best gifts for the lifelogger
Have you noticed that we’re more than 85% into the year 2014? Yet this also means that we’re about to…
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The comprehensive wearable tech list – from cradle to grave, from wrists to flights
There’s wearable tech for everybody! From cradle to grave, from humans to beasts and from your wrists to drones that…
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5 ways to tell if you’re ready for the age of lifelogging
Lifelogging has been around for quite a while. Its progress, however, has been rather slow until recently – when wearable…
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This week in lifelogging: moving beyond 24 hours a day
Time and tide wait for no man “How did it get so late so soon?” – Dr. Seuss – Time…
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This week in lifelogging: the futuristic workplace
Exploding wearables market The lifelogging movement is closely intertwined with a market trend that is growing swiftly – the use of…
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This week in lifelogging: beauty technology, finance tracking and photography projects
Smart eyelashes and nails With consumers desiring wearable tech devices for lifelogging purposes, many companies have tried means and ways…
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This week in lifelogging: Motorola’s electronic tattoo, lifelogger Rupert Murdoch and tracking in your sleep
Motorola patents an electronic skin tattoo We know how lifelogging devices are getting increasingly small. And we know how people…
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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: baby-logging, creating moments and shaping up with QS
Capturing life’s precious moments: baby-logging “I’d trade all my tomorrows for one single yesterday.” ― Kris Kristofferson Last week, we talked…
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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: Epson wearable projection system, Codoon clones Jawbone UP and Memoto at QS Amsterdam
Now showing: right in front of your eyes Epson, most popularly known for its printers and scanners, has now conjured…
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