Lore Oxford is a cultural theorist and strategist. She's also the author of Substack column 'Why tho?', where she writes about internet culture and the adoption of Web3.

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'The Smartwatch Battle Is On: What An Apple, Google, And Samsung Smartwatch Means For You', Business Insider

0', The Observer (September 2011)23. 'Robert Scoble and Jaron Lanier on wearable technology', BBC News (June 2013)24. 'Poor Cell Phone Etiquette Statistics', AnsonAlex (July 2012)25. 'How many devices do you carry?', SiliconRepublic (March 2013)26. 'Android and iPhone users fuel fervour for Pebble, a wristwatch that runs apps', The Guardian (May 2012)27. '"Why we believe that data is the new oil..."', Marketing Week (December 2012)28. 'Logging our lives with wearable tech', BBC News

'Lifeloggers', Vimeo

'Memoto Pre-order Product Video', Vimeo

'Beyond Total Capture: A Constructive Critique of Lifelogging', Sellen A and Whittaker S

'Healthvault, Phase 1', Quantified Self

'Gary Wolf: The quantified self', TED

'How Smartphones Are Changing Health Care', Mashable

'Nike+ FuelBand and Google Glass: what next for the 'quantified self'?', The Guardian

'Wearable technology market likely to reach $6 billion in 2016', Atlanticon

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'Report on Hand Hygiene Compliance in HSE Acute Hospitals', HPSC

'Report: mobile payments to hit $1 trillion by 2017', Mobile Payments Today

'Starbucks and Square to Team Up', The New York Times

'The revolutionary emergency watch', Limmex

'How Limmex uses design to save lives', Canvas8

'Thomas Jefferson', BrainyQuote

'One in five people want Google Glass banned because of serious privacy concerns', The Daily Mail

'In Google We Trust', The Wall Street Journal

'Steve Fuller: it's time for Humanity 2.0', The Observer

'Robert Scoble and Jaron Lanier on wearable technology', BBC News

'Poor Cell Phone Etiquette Statistics', AnsonAlex

'How many devices do you carry?', SiliconRepublic

'Android and iPhone users fuel fervour for Pebble, a wristwatch that runs apps', The Guardian

'"Why we believe that data is the new oil..."', Marketing Week

'Logging our lives with wearable tech', BBC News

With half a billion wearable devices shipping in the next few years and going straight onto wrists, shoes, glasses and lapels, soon interacting with smart cities will seem as 'normal' as checking Facebook.

Me & the machines: wearable technology