Gadgets that control how mush you sleep, what you eat and how you feel, store your life performance indicators and show them to you online.

Gadgets that control electricity and heat consumption in your house, adapt, show you statistics in a mobile app and let you control them distantly. 

Funny and smart gadgets for your child with RFID chips inside. 

Pretty cools stuff. See other digital solutions for your life.

Groupon is changing. It is now proposing more flexible service for companies.  The commercial states:

• You can start a special whenever you want (for example, you have free tables or low season).
• You can end a special whenever you feel it is time to. 

Sounds much better than daily deals when you had to wait for your "big coupon day" and be overwhelmed with customer visits. 

On the user site the app looks like a mixture of Foursquare Specials and Google Wallet payment procedure. See a variety of mobile apps they are proposing.

If you ever used Flipboard for reading and discovering content you will love Denso. The concepts are similar but Denso handles the video world. 

The app has new movie clips (from Dreamworks, Sony Pictures and Apple Trailers), technology and worldwide news from CNN, The Economist or Guardian. Other categories are Business, Living, Music or Cool (lots of them) — to have this variety on your iPhone, iPad or Android just install the Denso app. 

You can also link your Denso account with your Facebook or Twitter account. The app will show you recommended videos from your friends and followers. 

If you see an interesting video in a browser and want to watch it later on your iPhone just clip it with a Denso bookmarklet and open it later on your iDevice.

"You tell us what you want to watch, and Denso provides the freshest videos in the most relevant channels available. Denso is designed to be lightweight and cross-platform, so you can watch video on-the-go."

Denso website and Denso in App Store.

"The 50-million-user figure is up threefold from a year ago, and it has solved the “freemium” riddle, with revenue on track to hit $240 million in 2011 despite the fact that 96% of those users pay nothing. With only 70 staffers, mostly engineers, Dropbox grosses nearly three times more per employee than even the darling of business models, Google." Source Forbes

Dropbox for me is a personal file cloud that I can connect to from my iPad, iPhone or desktop. I love their service. But what happens next with emergence of the iCloud? 

We are absolutely going mobile. New social networks now appear firstly for iOS and Android. And never go desktop. 

Path is a new way to share life to a limited circle of people. It can be compared in some way with circles on Google + and Smart Lists on Facebook. You can read and see photos only from limited number of  people. But when you post...Everyone who is named your "friend" sees it. That's bad because you want privacy more and more. 

Path is your life timeline by invites created by former Facebook and Apple employee Dave Morin. You can subscribe to his posts on Facebook :) if you are interested. 

I absolutely love the promo video by Path. 

Path - Share Life from Path on Vimeo.

Best wiches to Path Team. 

September 2011 Apple announces iMessage a free text messaging service that lets you send messages to iPhones/iPads/iPods running iOS 5.

Other notable players in this field are KIK and Viber. Both are crossplatform (Android, iOS), KIK also supports Windows Phones. Viber enables even free calls.

Skype has Android, Blackberry, iPhone apps. 

https://www.card.io/

Focus less on producing a "minimum viable product" and more on making it a "minimum awesome product".