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Nike Updates Nike+ Armband – Now You Can Actually See the Screen

Nike’s quietly rolled out a second-generation Nike+ Sport Armband for the iPod Nano, which incidentally fixes what could be biggest mistake on the first one: the inability to see the screen. In the 2nd-gen version, Nike’s cut a hole so you can see what the hell’s going on with your workout, but it still keeps…

Tech News Jason Chen

All Nike Shoes to Become Nike+ Compatible

AP Nike President and Chief Executive Mark Parker recently said that all Nike running shoes will become compatible with the Nike+iPod sensor by the end of the year. There were no other details offered, but I would suspect that over the year Nike will slowly phase out the old kicks in favor of new ones…

Tech News Travis Hudson

Nike Hatphones Holds the Nano, Keep Noggin’ Toasty

Nike has done the unthinkable and invented a word for their latest product. The Nike Hatphones is a cold-weather cap, or beanie, that includes integrated earphones and a pocket that holds the iPod Nano. There is also a mesh area that allows you to control the iPod clickwheel through the cap. The Hatphones cap is…

Tech News Travis Hudson

Nike iPod Watch Details Leaked

If you’re an owner of a non-Nano iPod (or a non iPod owner), you’re probably looking forward to Nike’s Speed+ iPod-replacing watch to save you the trouble of buying another iPod. In addition to Speed+, Nike has three other watches to compliment, not replace, the iPod Nano. https://gizmodo.com/nike-ipod-ipod-speed-229413 The first, Nike’s Flight+, will be released…

Tech News Jason Chen

Nike+iPod – iPod = Speed+

Get it? Nike is releasing a watch that will communicate with the Nike+ sensor and no longer need the assistance of an iPod. The Speed+ watch communicates wirelessly with the Nike+ sensor in your shoes and will display distance, pace, time and calories burned on the LCD display. It also includes a USB connection to…

Health Travis Hudson

Stalking 101: Hack the Nike+iPod Sport Kit

A couple of scientists at the University of Washington managed to build a small scanner that could read the RFID signals that the Nike+iPod sports kit puts out. The range on these Nike devices are 60 feet, so it would be very easy for the right geeky person to track your every move. The scientists…

Tech News Travis Hudson

Nike+ iPod Sport Kit AnyShoe Adapter

Have a hankering for the Nike+ iPod Sport Kit, but don’t feel like shelling out nearly 100 clams for those special Nike shoes? Now you can attach the SwitchEasy RunAway AnyShoe Adapter to the shoelaces of any ol’ shoes and slip that little sensor inside, instead of placing it in that special recessed area underneath…

Tech News Charlie White

Nike Adds Amp+, C.O.R.E. to iPod Accessory Line

Nike is adding a couple goodies to their small line of iPod accessories (re: Nike + Apple). The Amp+ is a wireless remote control bracelet for the iPod. This Bluetooth remote includes a small LED display that can show song information or run time information (including communication with the Nike+iPod in your shoe). The Amp+…

Tech News Travis Hudson

RunAway = Nike+iPod/Nike

For anyone who wants to get running with the Nike+iPod Sport Kit but is disinclined to drop a hundred bucks on a new pair of special Nike+ kicks, comes the RunAway AnyShoe adapter. This $8 weatherproof sensor holder attaches to your running shoe’s laces and has an easy-to-access button to turn the sensor’s wireless signal…

Tech News Matt Schneiderman

Nike, iPod Sport Mini Roundup

Just a mere day after the Nike iPod sensor was released there are already reviews, news, mods and pictures out the wazoo. Hit the jump for all of the new shizzle, fo rizzle. https://gizmodo.com/nike-ipod-sport-kit-now-available-186981 Right off the bat I would like to cordially invite you to go view Katie, of Shiny Shiny fame’s, review of…

Gadgets Travis Hudson

Nike+ iPod: Out-of-Box Experience

iLounge snagged a Nike+ iPod Sport Kit and took it out of the box, giving us a good first look at how the system fits together. First we get a peek at the small red-and-white wireless 802.11 sensor/transmitter that fits into a pocket within the insole of those Nike shoes. A surprising revelation is that…

Tech News Charlie White

Apple + Nike Sport Kit Ships

Announced two months ago and now shipping is the Nike + Apple iPod Sport Kit, a pair of shoes that talks to your iPod, and then lets your iPod talk to you. The Nike shoes keep track of your running (or walking, skipping, hopping, limping or jumping) distance, time, speed and even calculates calories burned,…

Gadgets Charlie White

Nike+iPod Sport Kit Now Available

The preparations are complete, and the Nike+iPod sport kit is now available in Apple stores. https://gizmodo.com/ipod-nano-now-ipod-sport-kit-compatible-184399 Apple sent out emails today to users advising them that you can now head to stores to pick up the Nike+ shoes at Nike stores today, July 13th. In case you forgot how it works, here’s the video. https://gizmodo.com/ipod-nike-shoe-video-178157…

Gadgets Jason Chen

iPod Nike Shoe Video

For those of us who hate reading, here’s a video of how the iPod Nike shoe works, courtesy of our inappropriately close step-sisters over at the Consumerist. Looks like something we’d definitely use, if we had those Nike Shoes. Or an iPod Nano. Or liked running. Ok, so maybe not. Video of iPod Nike Shoe…

Tech News Jason Chen

iPod Sport on the Way?

Here’s another patent application from Apple that has become public, this one filed on November 24, 2004, outlining a “music synchronization arrangement” for a “computing device” that goes beyond the Nike+iPod Sport Kit. It’s designed to let the iPod pick out music that plays at the same tempo that your feet hit the ground when…

Tech News Charlie White

Nike + Apple = iPod Sport Kit

The iPod company and the shoe company are partnering together to make your workout easier and more fun. Nike’s new footwear, the Moire, tracks information during your run such as distance, time, speed, and calories burned. The iPod Sport Kit allows you to view the workout data from your shoe in real time, not after…

Tech News Jason Chen

Nike Updates Nike+ Armband – Now You Can Actually See the Screen

All Nike Shoes to Become Nike+ Compatible

Nike Hatphones Holds the Nano, Keep Noggin’ Toasty

Nike iPod Watch Details Leaked

Nike+iPod – iPod = Speed+

Stalking 101: Hack the Nike+iPod Sport Kit

Nike+ iPod Sport Kit AnyShoe Adapter

Nike Adds Amp+, C.O.R.E. to iPod Accessory Line

RunAway = Nike+iPod/Nike

Nike, iPod Sport Mini Roundup

Nike+ iPod: Out-of-Box Experience

Apple + Nike Sport Kit Ships

Nike+iPod Sport Kit Now Available

iPod Nike Shoe Video

iPod Sport on the Way?

Nike + Apple = iPod Sport Kit

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