What we read this week (20 Jan)
In this week’s reads: Facebook wants to get into your car, Nike tracks your heartbeats, Apple’s iBook Author shakes the bookshelves, and William Gibson makes a not-unusual cameo appearance.
Read more »In this week’s reads: Facebook wants to get into your car, Nike tracks your heartbeats, Apple’s iBook Author shakes the bookshelves, and William Gibson makes a not-unusual cameo appearance.
Read more »Tracking our behaviors and our body data means tracking the most sensitive kind of data. This is the very thing the privacy debate is about: Health and location data. So let’s think about this.
Read more »If there’s one area where we can really see body tracking taking off, it’s medical and lifestyle. There’s hardly a week where no new service or app is launched, or a new self-tracking hardware shipped.
Read more »From data to better living. This is the first article in our series on the Quantified Self.
Read more »A series of articles to give you an in-depth understanding of the fundamentals of the Quantified Self and how we think this trend will change work, technology and society.
Read more »A week packed with Next Conference curation, a panel on the future of education, a Third Wave retreat, a blog series on the Quantified Self and some updates on Cognitive Cities.
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