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: love transcends generations, lifelogging in North Korea and handimation
Re-creation of memories When we think about lifelogging, we often think of capturing the present moments so that our…
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This week in lifelogging: 2014 trends, charge up in style and Marcus Møller 365 photos
What’s coming in 2014 Many people around the world have embarked on a journey of lifelogging for health reasons. Tracking…
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This week in lifelogging: selective memory, London lifelogged and Athos muscle tracker
Selective or intentional lifelogging According to Psychology today: “Memory often focuses on recent experiences and that focus keeps us grounded in the present.…
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This week in lifelogging: tracking with Tedi, sane tracking and revolutionizing hearing aids
Baby-tracking with this teddy Even as a new global movement – the Quantified Self – is gaining popularity, we see many parents…
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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 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: Memory extinction, Babywatch, Fitbit Force and the variability of time
How old memories fade away One of the main reason why we started up Narrative and designed the Narrative Clip…
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This week in life logging: Future of quantified self, Fitbit Force, memory loss and a father-daughter timelapse project
The Future of Quantified Self Devices There is no doubt…
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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: Increased accuracy in self tracking data, finding motivation from within apps, greater family connectivity, greater battery life and Memoto time lapse
Increased accuracy in self-tracking data If you look at the wearable technology and quantified self market out there, you will…
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This week in lifelogging: Improving your memory, wearable smart garments, dream capture and auxiliary memory
Wearable Smart Garments Driving The Quantified Self Wearable Technology is great and with so many new wearable gadgets out there,…
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August round-up: This week in lifelogging
Each month we compile a list of all the articles mentioned in our This Week in Lifelogging (TWIL) posts. Check…
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This week in life logging: Getting pregnant, improving your memory and self-tracking for seniors and drivers
Family Planning with your smartphone Your journey to parenthood starts with an…
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This week in lifelogging: new wireless technology, tracking with kids and human
No Batteries Required How many of you have had your phone battery die on you just halfway into the day?…
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This week in lifelogging: sharing our lives with wearable tech, Owlet Baby Monitor and Sesame Ring
This week, we are stoked to have our community manager, Sarah Massengale guest blog for Coca Cola. In this article,…
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The evolution of lifelogging [infographic]
This week in lifelogging: digital death manager, second skin and lifelogging context
James Bond’s Breathalyzer? Last year we mentioned Lapka’s environmental sensors in This week in lifelogging. The company is back with…
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July 2013 round-up: This week in lifelogging
We’ve compiled all the articles mentioned in July’s This week in lifelogging series for your browsing pleasure. If you’re interested…
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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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