Brooklyn, NY (PRWEB) August 4, 2009 — New York City-based technology entrepreneur Mark Davis today announced plans to completely digitize his life by the end of 2009.

The daunting task will include digitizing more than 20,000 family photographs spanning 150 years; 2,000 slides from the fifties and sixties; 50 videotapes of home movies; a hundred years of family archival documents; 3 boxes of vinyl LP’s; about 50 mix tapes; 10 boxes of financial records and business documents; and all of his family’s financial records.

Davis will convert all of this content into digital format, which he will then store on his iPhone 3GS for easy and instant storage and retrieval. If successful, Davis will shrink a “closet full” of paper and plastic into his pocket. This has profound implications in terms of the management of personal data, and Davis will share what he learns on his video blog and Twitter feed.