Nike’s own Nike+ GPS hit Apple’s App Store over the Labor Day weekend, giving iPhone and iPod touch owners a way to track their run performance without requiring a Nike+ shoe sensor kit.
The app tracks your pace and distance, shows your route, includes audio feedback about your run, lets users set a “power song,” can upload data to the Nike+ Web site, and more.
Nike+ GPS is priced at US$1.99 and is available at Apple’s iTunes-based App Store.
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If it needs GPS, how can it work on the iPod Touch?
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