September 21, 2012

This week in lifelogging: What happened at QS conference, QuantifiedAwesome and Evernote Food

Big question at the QS Conference? An interesting blog post from Whitney Erin Boesel (@phenatypical) who co-hosted one of breakout… Read More →

September 14, 2012

This week in lifelogging: coolest thing ever made, aging gracefully and more

One question first, before getting started with this week’s wrap-up of what’s been going on in the lifelogging world: are… Read More →

September 7, 2012

Things are speeding up here at Memoto. We have som fun things to show very soon and we are all… Read More →

August 31, 2012

Personal analytics for Facebook Wolfram Alpha is not only a hyper intelligent search engine. As of this week, it also offers… Read More →

August 24, 2012

Dr Spinn examines the lifelogging trend and “the medici effect” Swedish expat and PR guy Jerry Silfwer, a.k.a Dr Spinn,… Read More →

August 10, 2012

A neuroscientist’s view on your memory – Interview by Evernote The team at Evernote got a visit from cognitive neuroscientist… Read More →

August 3, 2012

The olympic games in London are one week old and here at Memoto we’ve been following it intensely. The olympics are… Read More →

July 7, 2012

This week’s weekly comments on lifelogging are not only somewhat late, but a bit shorter than usual. The reason for… Read More →

June 29, 2012

“5 tips for choosing the best mhealth, selftracking app” Last week, we gave some tips and examples on useful health… Read More →

June 22, 2012

The Drivecam Jim Gemmel, a researcher at Microsoft, found this handy camera when going in a limousine the other day. When… Read More →

June 15, 2012

Friday and time for Memoto’s weekly summary of the best and brightest in this week of the lifelogging world. Last… Read More →

June 8, 2012

Today we’re starting what will hopefully be some sort of a weekly habit: a post about what’s happened in the… Read More →