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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This week in lifelogging: Future of wearable tech, Nokia haptic tattoo and lifeloggers movie premiere
Future of wearable technology While wearable technology has helped to propagate the interests of lifeloggers, it is evident that this…
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This week in lifelogging: Wearable tech revolution, Oakley’s new ski goggles and lifelogging insights
Revolutionizing our world with wearable tech The wave of wearable tech gadgets seems to be bringing with it a new unlocking…
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This week in lifelogging: Sleeker Google Glass, Lomography Smartphone Film Scanner and Memoto listed as one of the 33 hottest tech companies in Sweden
Google Glass has a new, sleeker competitor from Japan Several Japanese firms have collaborated to create this Google Glass twin…
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This Week in Lifelogging: Full Google Glass Explainer Video, LED Shoes that Guide You and The World’s Most Quantified Man
Full Google Glass Explainer Video Google developer advocate, Timothy Jordan, speaks about how Google Glass is all about our relationship…
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This Week in Lifelogging: 35 Future Innovations, Wearable Tech & Its Rumors and Memoto on CNN
35 Things From the Future A sneak peek into the future revealed that increasingly, there is a shift towards wearable…
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This week in Lifelogging: Passion-driven lifelogging, SXSW and Google Glass competitors
Lifelogging the things you are passionate about! Every one loves to keep track of something or someone and that is…
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This week in Lifelogging: Biohacking, wearable tech and an app that dreams big
Interested in Biohacking? Dave Asprey, who appears in the upcoming Lifeloggers documentary, was interviewed by Business Insider about his involvement…
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Through the Naked Eye: a novice’s take on lifelogging
By: Joselyn Nussbaum, guest blogger A few weeks ago, I had one of those Perfect Life Moments while walking on…
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This week in Lifelogging: Big data art, wearable technology and skinny jeans trackers
Decorating your walls with big data Now art can be meaningful in a whole new sense. Images created from self-tracking…
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This week in lifelogging: Tips for analyzing your data, why lifelogging can’t help you remember the milk and using big data for small changes
Remembering what we need to Remember Photo: Daniel Horowitz Technology is helping us with our retrospective memory- meaning the recollection…
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This week in lifelogging: Big Data, Privacy and New QS tools
Quantified Self Tools Amiigo Fitness Bracelet A new fitness tracking device on the crowd funding site Indiegogo that goes beyond…
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This Week in Lifelogging: Tracking you subconscious, Big Data and an app for motivation
Quantifying your unconscious self Forget tracking what you can obviously track, Adi Andrei tells us why it’s even more important…
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This Week in Lifelogging: Predictions for 2013, privacy and how to get started with self-tracking
Even your mom will know what Quantified Self is Photo from: http://www.health2news.com/2011/11/22/taking-quantified-self-to-the-classroom/ QS could be a household name by the end…
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This Week In Lifelogging: Measure Your Mood + Gadgets For Fitness, The Big Picture, Everyday Lifelogging Getting Popular
Measure your mood + lots of gadgets to track your fitness and health First, a detailed overview from our…
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This Week in Lifelogging: Environmental Lifelogging, QS and Work Satisfaction and Google Now
Environmental Lifelogging A Russian company, Lapka, has created a set of sensors used with your smartphone for detecting radiation, electromagnetic…
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This Week in Lifelogging: what visual lifelogging is like, Expereal and Lifeloggers
“Somehow this is not the same as a regular camera” Rob Shields – Search Your Life from Steven Jonas on…
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This Week in Lifelogging: Designing QS Experiments, Untracking Yourself and The Misfit Shine
Designing QS Experiments Maybe you never had to design an experiment in school, or maybe, you don’t really remember how…
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This Week in Lifelogging: Quantifying photos, Sousveillance and how self-tracking could save your life.
How to quantify a photograph Specifically about self portraits, this presentation begins to skim the surface of how photographs fit…
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This Week in Lifelogging: Privacy, Tictrac and Memoto on The Colbert Report!
Recording your life and privacy Privacy is something we are asked about frequently. As cool and interesting as many of…
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