[FREE WHITEPAPER] Starting Out with Lifelogging
Looking to get started with lifelogging? Download our free whitepaper today! Lifelogging is the concept of people wearing small digital…
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Narrative Community YouTube Time-Lapses
Recently we decided to go on a scavenger hunt around YouTube to discover what kind of interesting things the Narrative Community has been…
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A Baby’s First Moments with Narrative Clip
A Wish to Capture Every Sacred Moment Rebecca is a new mom living with her partner and their baby in…
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10 tips to better prepare yourself for the age of wearable technology
1. Take the test Wearable technology devices are often used for lifelogging or the Quantified Self movement. Before you invest…
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5 tech savvy ways to beat the winter blues and summer heat
Image credited to Wallpaper List We humans are almost impossible to please. Whether we’re stuck near the equator, repelled to the…
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3 outlandish ways technology wants to be a little more human for you
Image credited to CBS Television Technology is sweeping through every nook and corner of our lives. Last week, we presented 5 examples…
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The best of CES 2015 – quantified self from head to toe
For those of you at CES 2015, you must have realised how overwhelmingly exciting everything is. And for you who are…
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7 telling signs the Quantified Self is poised for success in 2015
Image credited to PE Hub We’ve all heard so much about wearable tech, the Quantified Self (QS) movement and lifelogging…
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Wearables in the workplace – facts, myths and the question marks
Numerous studies and surveys conducted this year have stood in support for the use of wearables in the workplace. For instance,…
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This week in lifelogging: the next megatrend (featuring Apple and astronauts)
Lifelogging on the rise Lifelogging is on a roll. And so is its counterpart, wearable technology. According to an analysis of…
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This week in lifelogging: connect to disconnect (a glimpse into the future)
Lifelogging and the future it brings Lifelogging is defined to be the record of the everyday life produced by…
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Perspectives from the Narrative Clip Community
The Narrative Community’s point of view The Narrative Community provides a glimpse of the great, interesting shots you can get…
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This week in lifelogging: travel episode 1
Traveling with the Narrative Clip “Not all those who wander are lost.” – J. R. R. Tolkien. For all of you…
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This week in lifelogging: digital delete, throwback thursdays and why wearables
Deleting your digital self Many people have taken their lifelogging habits online. My own mother, for instance, constantly shows her…
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This week in lifelogging: space take-off, Godfather of wearables and Mother’s Day dedication
Lifelogging in space We know that the Virgin group has started launching commercial flights to space, but it isn’t every…
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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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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: 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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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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