Nike+iPod
The Nike+iPod was a collaboration between Apple Inc. and Nike, Inc. that integrated iPod technology with Nike footwear to create a fitness tracking system. The product was designed to help users track their running and workout statistics, such as distance, pace, and calories burned.
Overview[edit | edit source]
The Nike+iPod system consisted of a sensor that was placed inside a specially designed compartment in the sole of a Nike+ shoe and a receiver that was connected to an iPod Nano. The sensor communicated wirelessly with the iPod to record workout data.
Features[edit | edit source]
- Wireless Communication: The sensor used Bluetooth technology to transmit data to the iPod.
- Workout Tracking: Users could track their running distance, pace, and calories burned.
- Audio Feedback: The iPod provided real-time audio feedback during workouts.
- Synchronization: Users could sync their workout data with the Nike+ website to track progress over time.
Compatibility[edit | edit source]
The Nike+iPod was compatible with the iPod Nano, iPod Touch, and iPhone models that supported the Nike+ app. It required Nike+ shoes or a shoe pouch to hold the sensor.
Discontinuation[edit | edit source]
The Nike+iPod was discontinued on September 7, 2010, as newer technologies and devices, such as the iPhone and Apple Watch, began to offer more advanced fitness tracking capabilities.
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