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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Have you heard about the Internet of Self?
CES 2015 has just ended and we’re still reeling in from the awesomeness of it all. And while we were…
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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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5 simple lifelogging hacks for a better you in 2015
Lifehacks have been defined to be strategies or techniques adopted in order to manage one’s time and daily activities in…
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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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Non-living objects that have found its way into the Quantified Self movement
Now we’ve all heard of the Quantified Self movement. Increasingly though, we are also ushering in a new era where our…
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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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5 interesting ways people have used lifelogging to enrich their lives
Since the term “quantified self” was coined in 2007 by Kevin Kelly and Gary Wolf, it has seen much progress…
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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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Coming soon: Marvel heroes meet lifelogging
Almost every time Marvel releases a new comic or movie, it immediately becomes a hit. A big hit, to be…
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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: how the digital age has forever changed the way we process anything
Evolution of how we process things Lifelogging is related to how we’ve decided that the digital age should and could be used for…
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This week in lifelogging: apart from Apple (featuring QS 2015, Sony EyeGlass and Google curing death)
Enough of Apple Apple has got its fair share of attention this week with its launch of the iPhone 6,…
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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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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: together in unity, in wackiness, and in trust
From the quantified self to the quantified us A huge portion of digital lifelogging done currently is largely intertwined with…
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This week in lifelogging: on the road, in the womb and way up in the air
Logging the longest walk If you think lifelogging is uninteresting and pure troublesome, think again. Last week, we shared how…
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