Developed by the Oxford Metrics Group (OMG) the Autographer camera, like many devices that are considered 'wearables', is blazing a trail for a new wave of consumer technology. The camera is clipped ...

Sure, we've all got a camera on us at all times, thanks to the prevalence of smartphones and point-and-shoots, but these devices present an issue when it comes to that modern human desire to ...

The Autographer, a wearable camera that clips on to a bag or jacket, takes photos automatically, so there's no need to frame a shot. Will Coldwell tested it on a short break to Berlin Enter the ...

It's been a long time coming, close to a year, but OMG Life's clippable, er, lanyard-able life-logging camera will be available to buy tomorrow. The Autographer launches in the UK (where the company's ...

Update on June 27, 2014: For those days when you just don’t feel like wearing one around your neck, Autographer is getting a new flexible mount accessory ($50). This adapter, made from lightweight ...

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Everyone’s heard the expression that the best camera is the one you have with you, but what if you didn’t even have to worry about taking pictures at all? That’s the idea behind Autographer, a ...

Who said smartphones would kill off the personal digital camera? A new, wearable camera called Autographer goes on sale in the UK today, and is designed to work with iPhone and Android smartphones ...

Owners of the relatively new wearable Autographer camera, which has been designed to automatically log your life without the need for you to continually take photographs, have today announced the ...

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The Autographer camera is an interesting concept. Designed to capture your life hands-free, the camera will automatically snap a photograph whenever things like light or temperature change.

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