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The Nike Fuelband is an activity tracker that you wear on your wrist.
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Does the Nike shoe sensor come with the Nike Fuelband?
No, the shoe sensor does not come with the Nike Fuelband,
Does the Nike plus Fuelband SE charge while computer is in sleep?
Yes...the computer, though in sleep mode, is still on. So, it will still charge your Fuelband SE.
Who sells nike fuel bands?
The Nike+ FuelBand is sold at Nike and Apple retail stores as well as online.
Can the Nike heart rate monitor synch with the Nike fitness app?
I am not sure which fitness app you have on your iPhone but you can get the Nike+ FuelBand mobile app for free. This app enables you to sync wirelessly to the Nike+ FuelBand (Nike's heart rate monitor) so you can track your progress and compare it with yourself or your friends.
Does the Fitbit flex tell time?
Yes. On the Nike Fuelband SE, you can press the button twice to display the time.
What Are Some hidden social media apps?
AppBlock. AppBlock allows you temporarily block distracting applications on your phone, so you can expend while on something that requires your concentration. This Android/iOS app accomplishes follow use.
What software is available that helps one monitor one's health and diet at home?
The health and diet market is growing each year and with the rise in tablets and smartphones the software and applications available to monitor your health and diet at home is growing exponentially. There are tools online to fill in daily giving you tips and advice and show you your progress, such as the Weightwatchers app. There are devices and bracelets to wear, such as Fitbit, Omron, Nike's fuelband, Jawbone's up, which you attach to your person, which measures your activity and thus your calories burned. Their is software that checks your cholesterol, blood pressure, heart rhythm, and blood sugar levels which can be installed on your computer, such as the onetouch Diabetes Management Software.
Electronic gadgets and apps for athletes: get in better shape with technology?
From paintball to track and field, technology has become the ultimate edge in the game. We are introduced to athletic products from the tech side almost everyday including the social networking experimentation of Pact app as well hardcore hardware incorporated into the innovative Nike FuelBand, which offers you points based on your kinetic score and compares it to other active living enthusiasts worldwide.The Pact app is the ultimate motivator, in that it moves beyond mere social pressure in terms of keeping users straight on the fitness path. It may not have been one of the first apps or the most influential (see: Fitocracy), but it makes users put their money where their mouth is. When you join, you’ll ante up real cash on fitness goals that must be proven (via photograph or GPS, as in “Check into the gym”) or the money is lost to those that actually do achieve their goals. Intriguing concept, but some may prefer simply joining the local YMCA.Do fitness gadgets actually help burn calories or to get in better shape?Nothing in the world is going to increase your degree of personal fitness but the same old tried and true two words -- diet and exercise. Diet doesn’t just mean switching to Diet Coke, but rather cutting calories, drinking more water (and trying not to drink calories whatsoever), and eating more fruits and veg. Lean meats. Some bacon for cheat day. Exercise is self-explanatory.Standout appliances and tech gadgets for athletes and active livingFitbit Aria Smartscale: Yeah, never thought you would actually see a random bathroom product in this list, eh? Well, here it is. The Aria smartscale is an incredible piece of technology -- as visually sleek and modern-looking as an iPod that you step on, yet as technologically sophisticated as to not only track your weight but also your BMI and body fat over a tracked period of time. Up to seven people at once can be tracked, with the data being sent via Wi-Fi automatically to your PC or iDevice. The Xbox 360 or Xbox One Kinect: Affordable and simply an add-on if you’re already a gamer (the most popular hobby today), the Kinect is an easy way to get moving and still have fun. Dancing games ranging from Dance Central to Just Dance amongst others can be blended in with action adventure titles such as Fable: The Journey and Kinect Adventures or Kinect Sports Heroes. Hilarious snapshots of you and / or your closest friends rocking out to the Kinect can be shared on Facebook at will, so be sure to wear pants!And finally (okay, okay, it’s not technically a piece of electronics, but rather an electronics accessory to paraphrase Hank Hill), the Griffin MiCoach with Adidas branding. An armband that is both comfortable as well as effective in holding your phone or iPod in place as your work out, the MiCoach is well worth the low price of entry (~$30).
