With the first day of the new year falling on a Sunday, it's is a great day to organize whatever resolutions you've made. Here are a few apps to get started with. I'm spending my day getting my tasks lined up in 2Do ($6.99), which is one of the most reasonably priced to-do apps; it not only looks nice but packs in a lot of features. We took a look at the app in October and were impressed with the intuitive interface. I keep it synced between my iPad and iPhone using Dropbox. If you're looking to cut down on paperwork and implement a scan-to-cloud solution, you can invest in a Doxie Go for quick and painless scanning to the cloud service of your choice. If you already have a scanner or multi-function printer but you'd like to move to cloud storage of your scans, give the $19.99 ScanDrop for the Read More

RunKeeper, the free fitness tracking app, just received a major upgrade that was announced this morning. The app has been gaining a lot of attention since mid-summer, when the company launched a Health Graph API that developers have been using to integrate RunKeeper capabilities into third-party apps and devices. That's not keeping the RunKeeper team from keeping an eye on the core mobile app, and the upgrade shows that RunKeeper is listening to the desires of the user community. So what are the changes? Auto Pause takes care of one common problem with apps that record your running, cycling and walking. When you stop running to tie a shoe, talk to a neighbor, wait for a traffic light to change, or take a picture of the snake that just crossed your path, you need to remember to pause the app's timer. If you don't, you'll find that your average speed for Read More

I'm a lazy blogger. For most of the day, my exercise consists of clicking and typing, then heading down the stairs for another cup of coffee. Over the years I've blogged about my various attempts and methods of tracking exercise and calorie intake with iOS apps, but I find that I get frustrated with how much work is involved just in tracking what I'm doing. The Fitbit Ultra (US$99.95, announced and available today) might be the unobtrusive fitness buddy I've been looking for. Using my iPhone for tracking fitness walks, I have to remember to start up the app (RunKeeper), pause if I stop for a rest or to chat with someone, stop it when I get home and then type in a tag for the exercise. Since these types of apps use location services, they tends to suck down my battery quickly, which is the reason I've had a Mophie Read More

If you're a Nike+ user and you've been experiencing issues with the service lately, you're not alone. According to TechCrunch, enough users have been having problems with Nike+ over the past few months that Nike has sent an email to users apologizing for the service's troubles and promising a fix. Jayme Martin, VP and GM of Nike Running, confessed to users that "Just like you, we hold ourselves to incredibly high standards, and right now Nike+ isn't living up to them." Immediate fixes outlined in Martin's letter: "As of today we have increased login speed and eliminated a majority of login failures. We have improved your ability to sync devices, log runs and post information to Facebook. We are also working on a new version of the Nike+ GPS app that will be released shortly. It will introduce some great new features and address some of the recent bugs." Martin also Read More

by Fitness app developer RunKeeper, which released its Health Graph API to the public earlier this month, has partnered with Meetup to organize a worldwide group run on July 9. So far more than 1,700 RunKeeper enthusiasts have signed up for runs in 734 cities. The largest of these will be held in London, with 45 scheduled to attend, followed by RunKeeper’s hometown, Boston, with 43 RSVPs. Participants will meet at designated locations throughout the day and record their runs using one of RunKeeper’s apps for iPhone, Android or Windows 7, or certain GPS-enabled devices such as Garmin watches. RunKeeper CEO Jason Jacobs compares the initiative to Nike’s annual Human Race initiative, which organizes 10Ks for hundreds of thousands of Nike+ enthusiasts in more than 25 cities. Those unable to attend one of the organized races can still participate by logging their run using a device with Nike+ integration. What’s impressive Read More

iOS: iPhone users looking to get a bit extra out of their daily jogs should definitely check out the Nike+ GPS app, which has been around for awhile but is available free for a limited time (though we don't know how limited). With it, you can track your pace, distance, and running route using the iPhone's GPS sensor, whether you're running an actual route or just around an indoor track. It can also give you voice feedback, keep a record of your best runs, and integrate with quite a few social networking features designed to keep you motivated. And, since it no longer requires that chip in your shoe, pretty much anyone can use it. Hit the link to check it out, and if you aren't a fan, be sure to check out the now-free RunKeeper as an alternative. [iTunes App Store via App Shopper] Read More

RunKeeper Pro – one of the leading fitness tracking apps for iPhone – is now a permanently free app! The app has been offered for free by its developers during the month of January. A very cool move to start the new year, especially for an app that has a standard price of $9.99. And now they’ve made an even bigger move, and made it free for good. Perhaps the best thing about this news is that it really sounds like a win-win for the developers and potential users of the app. Here’s the lowdown on this from a post at the RunKeeper Blog: When we made the RunKeeper Pro mobile app free for the month of January, we hoped it would help all of you with your New Year’s resolutions, and get more people off the couch to work toward your fitness goals. Given this app was just named one Read More

サイズの表記が20MB以下のものはiPhoneの3G回線でダウンロードできます。それを超える場合はWi-Fi環境またiTunesでダウンロードするか、「このAppを贈る」機能をご利用ください。 【注】 セール・値下げ情報はエントリー更新時点で確認したものです。終了・価格変更・記載ミスの可能性もあるため、購入・ダウンロードの前に必ず価格をご確認下さい。 タッチパネル用に開発された「ボンバーマン TOUCH」の続編。初の115円セール。 サイズ 17.0MB : アドベンチャー ： 350円 → 115円 ハドソンの花札ゲーム。 サイズ 3.5MB : カード ： 450円 → 115円 ハドソンの本格4人打ち麻雀。 サイズ 7.3MB : カード ： 600円 → 115円 連鎖が楽しいカラーマッチング・ゲーム。 サイズ 7.4MB : パズル ： 600円 → 115円 ニコリによるパズル面を収録したハドソンの数独ゲーム第1集。 サイズ 2.8MB : パズル ： 230円 → 115円 ニコリによるパズル面を収録したハドソンの数独ゲーム第2集。 サイズ 2.8MB : パズル ： 230円 → 115円 ニコリによるパズル面を収録したハドソンの数独ゲーム第3集。 サイズ 2.8MB : パズル ： 230円 → 115円 ニコリによるパズル面を収録したハドソンの数独ゲーム第4集。 サイズ 2.8MB : パズル ： 230円 → 115円 グラフィクス・サウンド・操作性のすべてにおいて完成度の高いピンボールの深海バージョン。 サイズ 20.2MB : アーケード ： 115円 → 無料 グラフィクス・サウンド・操作性のすべてにおいて完成度の高いピンボールのウェスタンバージョン。 サイズ 10.0MB : シミュレーション ： 115円 → 無料 グラフィクス・サウンド・操作性のすべてにおいて完成度の高いピンボールのジャングルバージョン。 サイズ 18.0MB : アーケード ： 115円 → 無料 ゲームロフトによるレーシングゲーム。フェラーリ、ランボルギーニなどのマシン30車種から選択。Retinaディスプレイ・ジャイロに対応。 サイズ 272.0MB : レーシング ： 600円 → 115円 ゲームロフトによるレーシングゲーム「アスファルト」シリーズの最新作。。 サイズ 557.0MB : アーケード ： 800円 → 600円 アルクによる、中〜上級レベルの単語2,000語を覚えるためのアプリ。スパイラル学習法で覚えにくい単語も克服。英検準1級・TOEIC650〜860相当向け。 サイズ 58.4MB : 教育 ： 900円 → 350円 アルクによる、上級レベルの単語2,000語を覚えるためのアプリ。スパイラル学習法で覚えにくい単語も克服。英検1級・TOEIC860以上向け。 サイズ 59.6MB : 教育 ： 900円 → 350円 アルクによる、最上級レベルの単語2,000語を覚えるためのアプリ。スパイラル学習法で覚えにくい単語も克服。英検1級・TOEIC860以上向け。 サイズ 59.2MB : 教育 ： 900円 → 350円 元NHK英会話番組のコーチが、ベジネスに必要なフレーズ100を厳選。日本人が間違えやすいポイントも解説。 サイズ 114MB Read More

サイズの表記が20MB以下のものはiPhoneの3G回線でダウンロードできます。それを超える場合はWi-Fi環境またiTunesでダウンロードするか、「このAppを贈る」機能をご利用ください。 【注】 セール・値下げ情報はエントリー更新時点で確認したものです。終了・価格変更・記載ミスの可能性もあるため、購入・ダウンロードの前に必ず価格をご確認下さい。 同じ色のボールを5つ並べて消していくシンプルでハマるパズル。レビューはこちら。 サイズ 4.2MB : パズル ： 115円 → 無料 指で線を描いてライン取りをする2Dレーシング。いつでも有料に戻る可能性があるので価格に注意。 サイズ 14.5MB : アーケード ： 350円 → 無料 肉体派エンターテイメント番組「SASUKE」をコンセプトにしたゲーム。 サイズ 6.4MB : ゲーム ： 600円 → 350円 GPSでランニングの速度・経路を記録。トレーニングの履歴をサーバー上で管理できるアプリ。 サイズ 9.5MB : 健康&フィットネス ： 1,200円 → 無料 九九の復習から19x19のかけ算を12のステップで繰り返し演習しマスターできるアプリ。 サイズ 7.8MB : 教育 ： 230円 → 115円 丸い生命体をタップして操作。他の生命体を吸収して大きく成長させるパズル。ヘッドフォン推奨の高音質のサウンド、豊富なレベルで価格以上の価値あり。 サイズ 20.2MB : アーケード ： 350円 → 115円 フェラーリ・GT-Rをはじめ、25社100車種からマシンを選べるレーシング。 サイズ 512.0MB : ゲーム ： 600円 → 115円 カイロソフトによる温泉旅館の経営ゲーム。レビューかこちら。 サイズ 7.0MB : ゲーム ： 600円 → 450円 美容院を運営・経営する「切り盛り系」ゲーム。レビューはこちら。 サイズ 55.9MB : シミュレーション ： 350円 → 115円 ハードな音楽に合わせ、指で描いたコースをスキーヤーが滑るゲーム。レビューはこちら。 サイズ 14.5MB : アーケード ： 350円 → 115円 サイズ 274.0MB : ゲーム ： 1,500円 → 700円 サイズ 81.4MB : ゲーム ： 1,000円 → 450円 サイズ 148.0MB : ゲーム ： 1,000円 → 450円 子供から大人までだれでもすぐに遊べて楽しめる定番iPhoneゲームのiPad版。二人で向かい合ってネコ積みのスキルを競う「対戦モード」付き。家族・親戚が集まる年末年始に大活躍。レビューはこちら。 サイズ 20.5MB : キッズ ： 350円 → 230円 ゲームロフトによるスパイダーマンのアクションゲーム。 サイズ 407.0MB : アドベンチャー ： 800円 → 115円 フェラーリ・GT-Rをはじめ、25社100車種からマシンを選べるレーシング。 サイズ 321.0MB : ゲーム ： 800円 → 115円 3人の高校生が数学にチャレンジ。数学の楽しさを教えてくれる人気の小説。 サイズ 4.4MB : 電子書籍 ： 1,800円 Read More

If you’re interested in starting out the New Year as an outdoor exercise enthusiast or tracking your regular outdoor activity — and if you’re interested in a huge bargain — then you’ll probably want to know that RunKeeper Pro (version 2.3.6.0) is on sale until January 31 for free. That’s a $10 price break for this app that tracks your activity – distance, speed, pace, and duration – using the iPhone’s GPS. According to the developers, runners, cyclists, walkers, hikers and others can track their daily performance data and store that activity on a personal web dashboard at runkeeper.com. Your activities are displayed on a map, either on you iPhone or the web,  and can be shared with friends. Adam Pash over at Lifehacker offer a distinction between the free and Pro version as well as this opinion: The free version of RunKeeper is great by itself, tracking your run on a Read More

posted by D. St. Charles on Saturday, January 1, 2011 at 9:17 am.   Many people are waking up today hungover, tired or maybe bloated from holiday excesses.  Perhaps after their heads clear a bit, they’ll remember today is January 1st, the day to start keeping their New Year’s resolutions.   Two-thirds of the population don’t bother even making resolutions, but for those who do, the most popular choice for self-improvement is weight loss or getting fit, and fitness app devs are eager to push their wares. The makers of RunKeeperPro are now offering their app, regularly $9.99 and never discounted, for free through January.  I first reported on this app back in November, with a follow-up after my real life experience.  It tracks your time, distance, splits and pace while sending updates to your friends via Facebook.  It also allows for customized workouts and iPod integration.  It works with the iPad, iPod Touch Read More

サイズの表記が20MB以下のものはiPhoneの3G回線でダウンロードできます。それを超える場合はWi-Fi環境またiTunesでダウンロードするか、「このAppを贈る」機能をご利用ください。 【注】 セール・値下げ情報はエントリー更新時点で確認したものです。終了・価格変更・記載ミスの可能性もあるため、購入・ダウンロードの前に必ず価格をご確認下さい。 人気の切り盛り系ゲーム「Dash シリーズ」のダイナー(レストラン)版。ハマること間違いなし。 サイズ 19.7MB : アーケード ： 350円 → 無料 GPSでランニングの速度・経路を記録。トレーニングの履歴をサーバー上で管理できるアプリ。 サイズ 9.5MB : 健康&フィットネス ： 1,200円 → 無料 九九の復習から19x19のかけ算を12のステップで繰り返し演習しマスターできるアプリ。 サイズ 7.8MB : 教育 ： 230円 → 115円 丸い生命体をタップして操作。他の生命体を吸収して大きく成長させるパズル。ヘッドフォン推奨の高音質のサウンド、豊富なレベルで価格以上の価値あり。 サイズ 20.2MB : アーケード ： 350円 → 115円 フェラーリ・GT-Rをはじめ、25社100車種からマシンを選べるレーシング。 サイズ 512.0MB : ゲーム ： 600円 → 115円 カイロソフトによる温泉旅館の経営ゲーム。レビューかこちら。 サイズ 7.0MB : ゲーム ： 600円 → 450円 美容院を運営・経営する「切り盛り系」ゲーム。レビューはこちら。 サイズ 55.9MB : シミュレーション ： 350円 → 115円 ハードな音楽に合わせ、指で描いたコースをスキーヤーが滑るゲーム。レビューはこちら。 サイズ 14.5MB : アーケード ： 350円 → 115円 ＮＨＫのドラマ「太宰治 短編小説集」全10作品を収録。期間限定で半額。 サイズ 13.9MB : エンターテインメント ： 900円 → 450円 ヘッドフォンで音楽を聴きながら、周囲の音も聞けるアプリ。 サイズ 1.3MB : ミュージック ： 600円 → 115円 サイズ 274.0MB : ゲーム ： 1,500円 → 700円 サイズ 81.4MB : ゲーム ： 1,000円 → 450円 サイズ 148.0MB : ゲーム ： 1,000円 → 450円 ハラハラドキドキ、微妙なタッチまで再現した「ジェンガ」公式アプリ。レビューは。 サイズ 30.8MB : アーケード ： 350円 → 115円 昭文社マップルのデータによる本格的なナビゲーション。オフライン対応で、電波の弱い場所でもナビが可能。アップルのベストアプリ「iTunes Rewind 2010」選出記念セール。サイズが大きいのでMac/PCからのダウンロード推奨。 サイズ 1.43GB : ナビゲーション ： 6,000円 → 5,400円 子供から大人までだれでもすぐに遊べて楽しめる定番iPhoneゲームのiPad版。二人で向かい合ってネコ積みのスキルを競う「対戦モード」付き。家族・親戚が集まる年末年始に大活躍。レビューはこちら。 サイズ 20.5MB : キッズ ： 350円 → 230円 ゲームロフトによるスパイダーマンのアクションゲーム。 サイズ 407.0MB Read More

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Here’s one for the iPhone ownin’ exercise fans who at the same time love Nike brand and their sports equipment… The number 1 Health and Wellness app on iTunes, Nike+ GPS, which uses accelerometer and GPS to track your running routes, MPH and calories burned, has been updated recently. The main new thing of this release is a neat Facebook integration. If you write that you’re going for a run on Facebook, your buddies can now “cheer you on,” prompting stadium applause to play in your headphones during a workout. The new feature works in conjunction of the existing voice-prompted encouragements, which is a Powersong feature to give you a boost… And that’s about it. If you’re into running around the city (or around your area), Nike+ GPS is one of the apps worth considering buying for your iPhone. Similar apps that are available in the AppStore include Jog Log, LogYourRun, Read More

As someone who ostensibly tries to keep fit, I’ve found the best way to pretend to lose weight is to fiddle around with iPhone apps during my workout. First, it reduces the mind-crushing pain of exercise and allows me to go to a place in myself where I can avoid the boredom of exertion. To that end I decided to test out the new Nike+ GPS app alongside an old favorite, RunKeeper. Both apps have their pluses and minuses. Clearly RunKeeper is aimed squarely at the professional or at least obsessive runner, while the Nike+ software is aimed at a more casual user. Both have their value in the training arsenals of the average runner, and many of the hardware-specific features of Nike+ have been stripped out of the new GPS version, thereby putting both apps on equal footing.Interface When Nike+iPod came out in 2006 it essentially redefined the sports app. Read More

Posted 10/04/2010 at 12:36pm | by Andrew Hayward Each new iPhone has offered fresh and fantastical ways to improve your daily life, but the epic tag-team of the iPhone 4 and iOS 4 deliver the greatest set of tools and features to date. With the introduction of FaceTime video calls, multitasking, and the high resolution Retina display, the iPhone 4 has moved even further away from being just a powerful phone and web-surfing device. Now more than ever, the iPhone is a true lifestyle-enhancing accessory. Between the built-in features and the hundreds of thousands of options in the App Store, not to mention a few key accessories, the iPhone 4 can be figuratively formed and changed to fit your daily needs, whether you’re planning your daily commute, knocking out items on your to-do list, or simply looking to try a new restaurant. With this wide-ranging versatility in mind, we’ve come up Read More

Before the iPhone came out, I ran with a watch that uses GPS satellite technology to keep tabs on my pace, distance and other measurements when I run. Like a lot of runners, I’ve gotten hooked on the ability to tally up how many miles I put in on the road and to use my watch to motivate myself to run a bit farther or faster. The Adidas miCoach These days ordinary smartphones have GPS built into them and developers are creating apps that use the technology for tracking runs. Plus some of the apps do a lot more than a GPS watch: They can help you devise a training schedule prior to races and more actively coach you during your runs. I spent a couple of weeks using three running apps for the iPhone—Running Method’s Run Coach Pro, FitnessKeeper’s RunKeeper Pro and Adidas’ miCoach—with the goal of seeing whether any Read More

By Rob LeFebvre on August 11th, 2010 Most folks get in shape before the summer and bathing suit weather hits. Why not get a head start on next year's perfect body with four great apps to help you start, maintain and track your healthy new habit? Couch to 5K – The popular Couch To 5 K (C25K) Program was originally designed at CoolRunning.com to help new runners ease into the sport, allowing thousands of runners to participate and enjoy one of the most basic human activities without injury or pain. This is one of the more well designed C25K apps in the App Store, having been designed by Felt Tip, Inc. (experienced Mac and iPhone developers). Use this app to train yourself across 9 weeks, starting with very short activities and getting to 5K. You can use it with your own music playlists and it even integrates with Nike+. Voice prompts Read More

There are so many things to love about this application, here are some of my favorties: 1. The application use the iPhone built in GPS to map your workout and the provides an comprehensive summary at the end of your workout. You can also upload your workout summary to your personal account on runkeeper.com, share with your friends. 2. The second reason I love this application is the ability to setup multiple types of training workout. One of the things that I needed was an interval timer because I was using the walk-run technique and I needed a tool to remind when to make the switch without having to look at a watch all the time. I also avoided having to spend $50+ on a wrist watch, when I could have the functionality for $9.99 Among other things: * You can take pictures of your favorite places along your workout route Read More

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May 27th 2010 at 8:00AM Don't forget Runmeter, it was reviewed with RunKeeper by your own Sang Tang. www.runmeter.com Or, you can compare running apps yourself, and see which one is best for you: http://www.abvio.com/running-guide/ When you can multitask on the iPhone will you be able to run Apps like this alongside the Nike+ App or will this not work in the background? Yes, I do believe you will be able to run multiple exercise applications at once when multitasking arrives. Sorry, but prettiness is worthless without functionality. I can get more and better features for same cost with RunKeeper Pro (http://bit.ly/27ulg4) or for half the cost with Jog Log (http://bit.ly/a5nD6S), both of which has training workout intervals. And Jog Log also has way better iPod integration. I hope the "bike" ride was a run, or even a walk: 13 minutes per mile on a bike? Can you stay upright going Read More

For people who enjoy running, there’s nothing like lacing up the Nikes, heading out the door and hitting that stride. But every runner hits a wall at one point or another and day after day, run after run can soon become monotonous. Sometimes a little jolt to the routine is welcomed. Whether you want to try out new routes, strive to be faster, have better endurance or even lose a little weight, runners (and want-to-be runners) can turn to the following 10 iPhone apps for a little more variety in their training regimens: RunKeeper Pro is probably the most well-known of the running apps on this list. This is a feature-rich app that enables GPS tracking, distance, speed monitoring, caloric output and activity history for any number of activities you partake in including sports such as running, cycling, hiking, skiing and swimming. You can also sync all the data to RunKeeper’s Read More

The single most important thing my iPhone has done for me, at least app-wise, is help me stay in shape. Sure, I get a lot of use out of my Twitter and Facebook apps, and I certainly play a lot more mobile games than I used to, but those items really aren’t all that important to me, and I could definitely do without them. The one thing I can’t do without is an exercise tracking app, and over time I have to admit I have used quite a few. I recently settled on RunKeeper Pro for my exercise needs, but after meeting with Abvio‘s CEO Steve Kusmer at Macworld 2010 and getting a hands-on demonstration of Runmeter, I am beginning to rethink my choice again. Runmeter is a full-featured exercise app that truly allows you to get the most efficient workout possible thanks to a few really neat features. Like most Read More

If you're a RunKeeper iPhone user, you'll be pleased to learn that the makers of the app and its supporting website have introduced a new service called RunKeeper FitnessReports. Like the normal RunKeeper web service, it uses the iPhone data you collect during your runs that are posted to the site. An optional subscription service, FitnessReports emphasizes what Founder and CEO Jason Jacobs calls "actionable intel." He told TUAW, "FitnessReports enables you to see how your key metrics are trending over time, spot areas for improvement, and see how your performance compares to others on your RunKeeper Street Team." In English, that means that you can more intensely analyze exactly how your runs are going. The new service, which will cost $4.99 a month (or $19.99 for the first year, if you sign up during their introductory special), provides tools that, according to Jacobs, "drive ongoing improvements to your fitness performance," Read More

Rumors are swirling surrounding Apple’s upcoming media event and what’s to be announced. Watch the show to see what’s being reported about AT&T’s iPhone exclusivity agreement, not to mention more tablet rumors. Plus we have some free apps in our BargainBin: Watch to find out who won the MusicSkins vinyl covers featuring The Beatles. Read More

...mi iPhone App preferida para hacer deporte, recibe una gran actualización — http://bit.ly/27ulg4 (iTunes)... Read More

...APP on my iPhone ever! FitnessKeeper, Inc. - @RunKeeper Pro - http://itunes.apple.com/de/app/runkeeper-pro/id300235330?mt=8 #iTunes... Read More

Go ahead and take that second helping of bacon-broasted mashed potatoes and high-fat gravy this Thursday, friends, because even if your tummy gets big and round like a steamed black bean bun, there’s an app for that. Fitness apps for all! iPhone fitness apps have come a long way since Nike+iPod. The addition of GPS opened entirely new vistas for running and biking enthusiasts and the iPhone’s video and audio capabilities made it fun to use the iPhone in the gym. Here are a few of my favorites.PumpOne FitnessBuilderFitnessBuilder offers [$9.99] 500 little workouts for you and allows you to stick to them by forcing you to record and possibly report them to friends when you’re done. You open the app, select a work out – there are a number of sets for various workouts including shorter sets for busy folks – and then you can record your reps and weight Read More

...@joaofabio: iPhone 3G/3GS you don't need to use Nike+ accessory or shoes, buy RunKeeper app http://bit.ly/4DP4Vf (great website too)... Read More

...RT @runkeeper: RT @joaofabio: iPhone 3G/3GS you don't need to use Nike+ accessory or shoes, buy RunKeeper app http://bit.ly/4DP4Vf... Read More

...you have iPhone 3G/3GS you don't need to use Nike's Nike+ accessory or shoes, buy RunKeeper app http://bit.ly/4DP4Vf (great website too)... Read More

The $9.99 pro version of RunKeeper [iTunes link] serves as a nice alternative to Nike+, especially for the interval-training minded runner. While the Nike+ kit serves a means to an end for many runners, it may not suit everybody's needs. There's the additional cost of the transmitter and receiver (USD $30) for iPod nano owners -- iPhone and iPod touch owners need only purchase the transmitter for USD $19. Then there's the cost of Nike running shoes, which are the only shoes that accommodate the Nike+ transmitter; or as a workaround, you could get a pouch that fits the transmitter on your shoelace; and these usually run about $10. And then there's the issue of accuracy. I personally find a calibrated Nike+ kit very accurate. For instance, during a 4 mile run (I mapped out the trail on walkjogrun.net prior to running) RunKeeper Pro showed that I ran 3.95 miles while Read More

...for you iPhone runners & gym goers RunKeeper Pro 1.7 is available with a bunch of new features http://tinyurl.com/yaxo2p6... Read More

...you tried RunKeeperPro for #iPhone? Like it? #run #triathlon #runner #triathlete #apps http://is.gd/4JB2L... Read More

By Rene Ritchie, Saturday, Sep 26, 2009 | Every week a few of us from team TiPb, bloggers and forum crew alike, will bring you our current favorite, funnest, most useful App Store apps, WebApps, jailbreak apps, even the occasional accessory, web site, or desktop app if the mood strikes us. As long as they’re iPhone (or iPod touch) related, they’re fair game. So who’s on deck this week and what are our picks? Find out after the break! Since picking up my Vibram FiveFingers shoes, I can’t use Nike+ so I needed a solid alternative. RunKeeper Pro really eliminates the need for anything else! It uses GPS to track your route, distance, speed, elevation and pace! You can create your own custom workouts and there is voice feedback too. When a workout is done, the information can be sent to their website and sent to Twitter or Facebook. I am Read More

Eric | Sep 2, 2009 User rating: ( votes, average: out of 5)  Loading ... If you enjoy running and have an iPhone, than you likely have heard of RunKeeper from FitnessKeeper, the GPS assisted training app for runners.   It tracks and uploads training runs to the  RunKeeper website in addition to keeping a history of runs within the app.  An feature packed Free version is extremely popular in the App Store.   The Pro version adds a few key features, but are they worth the $10 upgrade? Tracking a run is easy with this app.  It took about 20-30 seconds from when the app was launched on my iPhone 3G to obtain a good or excellent GPS signal.  From there, all you have to do is hit the green “start” button and go.  The simple approach to this app is welcomed, as there  isn’t many options to configure are Read More

The Get Running app lives up to its name, gradually guiding you from couch to 5K. I used to run without music. Then I started bringing along an MP3 player. And finally I caved in to strapping my iPhone to my arm. Sure, it's a little unwieldy, but it's comforting to have a phone with you just in case you need a sag wagon. And don't forget the apps. Your iPhone can double not only as an iPod, but also a GPS watch, a route map, and a personal trainer. Here's my list of must-have apps for new and seasoned runners alike. OK, race fans: your turn. What apps do you take on the run? And what's your preferred method of carrying your iPhone? Armband case? If so, which one? Hit the comments to talk apps, gear, and, if you want, running in general! Read More

We here at App Advice are constantly trying to keep you informed and up to date about the latest and greatest iPhone apps and that includes their updates. Below you will find the today’s most popular app updates. Enjoy! 1Password – Way too many changes to list. Hit the link for details! [$4.99 - iTunes Link] White Noise – Fixed phone call interruption issue. [$1.99 - iTunes Link] Hurricane – OS 3.1 fixes. Update required for OS 3.1 users. [$3.99 - iTunes Link] QuadCamera – Multi shot – Zoom and auto-focus now supported. [$1.99 - iTunes Link] BargainBin – Push notifications & user watch list. A MUST HAVE UPDATE! Cooliris – Multi-search. Added multiple search providers. Many more additions. [$Free - iTunes Link] IM+ – New Inbox view. Chat bubbles. Send video. Twitter Push. [$4.99 - iTunes Link] RunKeeper Pro – iPod integration. Map integration. Status updates/photos. [$9.99 - iTunes Link] Read More

Greg Kumparak is the Mobile Editor at Techcrunch. Greg has been writing for the TechCrunch network since May of 2008. Greg was born just outside of San Jose, and now lives in the East Bay of California. → Learn More Last week, we held an absolutely massive iPhone App Giveaway spree. Over a span of about 12 hours, we gave away hundreds and hundreds of promo codes across 50+ different iPhone applications. It was a blast, but all good things must come to an end – but it’s not over just yet. Throughout the competition, we hung on to one promo code for each app. We’ve taken all of these promo codes and put them together, forming one ridiculously huge omega-prize. One lucky person is going to take home a copy of every application we gave away that day – plus more. That’s dozens upon dozens of applications, worth hundreds of Read More

Wer sich wirklich ein iPhone zum Jogging umschnallen möchte, darf zur Software RunKeeper greifen (iPhoneBlog-Review), die anlässlich einer nett-aufbereiteten Werbeaktion hier noch einmal Erwähnung finden soll. Mit voll aufgeladenem Akku schafft das iPhone bestimmt die Marathonstrecke über 42 Kilometer. Und als Weltbestzeiten-Läufer ist das Thema ja ohnehin in etwas mehr als zwei Stunden erledigt… RunKeeper gibt es als werbefinanzierte Applikation (kostenlos; App Store-Link) und als Professional-Edition (7.99 €; App Store-Link) zum Download im App Store. Read More

This contest is now over. We’ve now sent codes to the winners of rounds 16 through 41, and will continue sending them throughout the day. If you were contacted during the contest and were told that you won, please feel free to e-mail us if you do not receive your code by Sunday night. Round 42 -The Finale: I think it’s safe to say that Round 42, the Scavenger Battle for Mt. Jaadu, is now over. Who won? I’m not 100% sure yet, to be honest – most of the entries were taken on iPhones, and are thus blurry messes that need a bit of deciphering before we can determine who won. But we got a whole bunch – so the chances are slim that anyone who hasn’t submitted yet will win. Feel free to send the shots over, regardless. We’ll be in touch with the winners (along with all the Read More