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waymarkr: let your phone show you what your life is really like

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Nokia’s LifeBlog creates a chronologically organised blog from all the SMSes, emails, videos and photos that have passed through your phone – Waymarkr takes it a step further by continuously taking photos. Install the free, beta software on one of many Nokia phones, hang the phone round your neck, and check your auto-blog later to see what your life is really like. Or just read more about it at We Make Money Not Art.

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