A little over a year ago, Nike made headlines when it announced that it was not working an Android app for its Nike+ FuelBand users. A few months ago, reports surfaced that the company was cutting ...

“We continue to innovate around the Nike+ ecosystem to deliver the very best experiences for our consumers, motivating and inspiring athletes at all levels,” said Stefan Olander, Nike’s VP of Digital ...

To deliver the best experience for all Nike+ FuelBand users, we are focusing on the FuelBand experience across iOS and nikeplus.com, where you can sync your activity, set new goals, and connect with ...

Nike's FuelBand may be the first big failure of the wearable activity tracker market -- or the company may be pivoting into an emerging paradigm of software-based tracking, possibly related to the ...

The sportswear company could be close to ditching its fitness hardware efforts, but don’t sound the death knell for Nike technology. Consider, for one thing, the Apple connection. Nick Statt was a ...

Apple is pitching its first smartwatch as the ultimate health and fitness coach, so of course, it doesn't want to remind customers about the competition. According to Re/code, the company is no longer ...

If the claims made by Nike about its new FuelBand device turn out even half true, then it appears as though the company already known for its tech-driven advancements in active lifestyle wear has ...

Joining the ranks of wearable fitness trackers from the likes of Jawbone’s “Up” and Fitbit, the new Nike+ FuelBand aims to quantify the amount of exercise you’re getting each day with a new metric ...

The Nike+ FuelBand app is now available for Android devices for the first time. Samsung's Galaxy S3, Galaxy S4, Galaxy S5, the HTC One, the Nexus 5, and the Moto X are the first Google OS-based phones ...

Each week, Digital Spy rounds up the biggest mobile apps for iOS and Android devices. This week's highlights include software that brings surround sound to your iPhone and the arrival of Nike+ ...

Nike has finally decided to compete directly with startups like Fitbit to help consumers keep track of how much energy they’re burning throughout the day. To do it, the sports leviathan first had to ...