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Apple Wants to Make It Illegal to Hack Nike+ Shoes
Last week's Let's Rock announcements of new iPods made me want to finally take the plunge and get the Nike+ system so I can rock out with my new Nano and get fit at the same time.
One thing holding me back, though, is Nike's own line of running shoes that you're supposed to purchase to use with Nike+. Since I need a lot of support and am picky about my running shoes, I just thought I'd hack the system and put the Nike+ sensor in my chosen pair of shoes.
More Details About Apple's New Nanos!
If the name of Steve Job's latest presentation — Let's Rock — led you to believe that he would be unveiling new iPods, you would be right! But not only were we the first to see the new Nano design at the Yerba Buena Center For the Arts today in San Francisco, but we also got a sneak peek at some new yet-to-be-released games to hit the App Store, the details on the newest upgrades to iPod Touch, and the scoop on what the cool new features will be for iTunes 8.
The big news of the morning obviously was the new Nanos!
Nike Plans To Offer iPod Workout Systems In All Shoes
With the popularity of the iPod and the Nike + iPod nano system, Nike will be incorporating its workout system into all of its running shoes by the end of the year. Nike has already launched six lines of the Nike+ workout system runners for both men and women, priced at $80 and up. Nike + iPod kit includes a pedometer that fits inside Nike+ ready shoes.
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Nike + iPod Meets Gym Equipment
If you're into walking or running, the Nike + iPod Sports Kit is a must. The sensor fits in your shoe and the receiver clicks into your iPod Nano. It keeps track of your distance, speed, and calories burned and stores all your data online with a quick synch.
Get in Gear: Shoe Pouch for the Nike + iPod Sensor
I am in love with the Nike + iPod Sports Kit. It comes with a receiver that attaches to your iPod nano, and a sensor that fits into your Nike sneakers. It allows you to keep track of the time, distance and calories burned during each of your workouts.
New iPod Touch Has Nike+ Integration!
If you're like me, you use your iPod mostly when you exercise — I can't live without my tunes when I run. I'm also a religious Nike+ Sports Kit user, the device that snaps into my iPod and tells me how fast I'm running, how far I've run, and how many calories I've burned. It's a wonderful motivator that allows me to keep track of my workouts, but you know, it's tough to keep track of the little one-inch receiver!
Get Your Butt in Gear: Nike+ iPod WITHOUT the iPod
So you don't want to buy an expensive iPod, but you love the idea of the Nike+ iPod that charts your mileage, speed, and calories burned. Today's your lucky day. Speed+ Watch has arrived.Get in Gear: Nike + Ipod Sports Kit
I love it when two great brands collaborate to make one cool super product. Nike and Apple have done just that.
To find out what it is, read more
Get Your Butt in Gear: Nike Amp+ Wireless iPod Remote
The Nike Amp+ Wireless iPod Remote is an amazing idea. It works with your Nike+ iPod for your Nano. It's a remote control that's attached to your wrist.
Great News From Nike
Nike President and Chief Executive Mark Parker recently announced that by the end of the year, ALL Nike running shoes will become compatible with the Nike+ iPod Sensor.
If you're not familiar with this neat little gadget, allow me to tell you about it. Basically when you buy the Nike+ iPod Sports Kit for around $30, and you get a little receiver that plugs into your iPod Nano (it doesn't work with other iPods), and a sensor that you can put in your shoe.
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