This week in lifelogging: personal analytics for Facebook and how not to measure happiness
Personal analytics for Facebook Wolfram Alpha is not only a hyper intelligent search engine. As of this week, it also offers…
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Guest post: I, Cyborg
“A cyborg, short for ‘cybernetic organism,’ is a being with both biological and artificial (e.g. electronic, mechanical or robotic) enhancements.” –…
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This week in lifelogging: the medici effect and better brains with butter
Dr Spinn examines the lifelogging trend and “the medici effect” Swedish expat and PR guy Jerry Silfwer, a.k.a Dr Spinn,…
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This week in lifelogging: memory science, the Saga app, open API:s and more
A neuroscientist’s view on your memory – Interview by Evernote The team at Evernote got a visit from cognitive neuroscientist…
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This week in lifelogging – olympic games special
The olympic games in London are one week old and here at Memoto we’ve been following it intensely. The olympics are…
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Portland
Our last night in Victoria was also our last night in Canada. We summed up our staying at Ocean Island…
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Canada part 2
US-custom, a quantified dog and Queen Elisabeth So transitting is not always as smooth as one would wish. Next destination…
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Canada part 1
Yes that’s right, we’re in the part 2 city right now but we thought we would fill you in on…
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Boston Briefing
Better blog late then never… So we went to Boston to meet with Jason Jacobs, CEO at Runkeeper. We were…
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From Berlin with love
Despite the rain, Berlin delivers. After custom problems at the Berlin airport we arrived to the office of Archify and…
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Next up Berlin
Alarm was set on 2:30 this morning… …but I was already awake. Everytime I tried to close my eyes I…
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Memoto Documentary on its’ way!
Finally! Our film team has hit the road (or, more correctly, the skies) for their 6 week long around-the-world trip.…
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Weekly wrap-up
This week’s weekly comments on lifelogging are not only somewhat late, but a bit shorter than usual. The reason for…
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What can be tracked in a lifelog? (Part 2)
A while ago we wrote about some lifelogging services that could help you track different health aspects in life. But…
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Memoto comments: This week in lifelogging
The Drivecam Jim Gemmel, a researcher at Microsoft, found this handy camera when going in a limousine the other day. When…
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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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Instagram meets polaroid?
We think this camera is super cool. Fuji’s Instax Mini Instant camera is “polaroids little brother” and lets you take…
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Memoto comments: This week in lifelogging
Friday and time for Memoto’s weekly summary of the best and brightest in this week of the lifelogging world. Last…
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Memoto comments: This week in lifelogging
Today we’re starting what will hopefully be some sort of a weekly habit: a post about what’s happened in the…
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5 top blogs on lifelogging
We try our best in making this blog an interesting centre for lifelogging. In doing so, we obviously follow and…
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