Nike Move app from Apple conference now available

Jamie Feltham

November 5, 2013

You may remember seeing the Nike Move app demoed at the iPhone 5s and 5c conference. Well, you may remember reading about it on a live blog at least.

Move uses the 5s’s M7 motion coprocessor to constantly record movement data. Information is collected from the gyroscope, accelerometer and compass, and then shows it to you in NikeFuel. That’s the company’s own little way of giving you simple information about your activity.

Anyway, the whole point of this story is that the Nike Move app is available now, for free. It’s only usable on the iPhone 5s and comes with ten days of data already stored on there. So get moving.

Source: The Next Web

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Jamie Feltham

Videogamer, music listener, squash player, exerciser, technology journalister. Multimedia journalism graduate, writing for the What Mobile mag and website

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