Gallery: Minutiae: The Curious App That Captures Your Unfiltered Life

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    Minutiae is a new app that captures life's boring moments.
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    Every day, for 1,440 days straight (that's one photo for every minute in a day), a notification will prompt you to take a photo
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    You'll have five seconds to aim your camera at whatever's in front of you, before it's captured.
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    Oftentimes that means your photo will be of the mundanities of life.
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    The idea is to collect moments that you'd otherwise forget.
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    And paint a more authentic picture of your life.
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