Exercise gadgetry seems to be all the rage this season, with products like the Jawbone UP and MotoACTV entering the marketplace. Nike of all companies will certainly not be left behind, and has today ...

Nike made two big announcements recently, a new generation of the Nike+ FuelBand and the next "evolution" of the Nike TechStars accelerator, called the Nike Fuel Lab. The FuelBand SE is Nike's first ...

A lot of companies right now are banking on the notion that wearable fitness computing is going to be big business, and no company is taking that more seriously than Nike. Nike’s always been ...

If the claims made by Nike about its new FuelBand device turn out even half true, then it appears as though the company already known for its tech-driven advancements in active lifestyle wear has ...

Nike also announced the creation of Nike+ Fuel Lab, an evolution of its popular Nike+ Accelerator program and the first held in San Francisco. These innovations, along with updates to the Nike+ ...

We’ve heard from Nike many times that they wouldn’t be developing an app for Android for their Fuelband. Leaving Android users to either sync with their PC or Mac, or just simply not buy their product ...

One of the seemingly hottest wearables from one of the biggest names in the business, the Nike Fuelband, isn't as hot as it might have seemed. Reports claim that Nike is ceasing production of the ...

Nike is pushing a new "universal currency" to measure activity called NikeFuel, which consumers can track using a specially designed wristband. Roger Cheng Former Executive Editor / Head of News Roger ...

Developers will allegedly be able to integrate real-time accelerometer data from the device into their apps, potentially paving the way for motion-control features. Nike is also said to be working on ...

One of the biggest trends over the past year or so has been using your smartphone to help improve fitness, and unfortunately, most of the accessories for this task have been released for the iPhone ...

Nike says it's not developing a companion app for its FuelBand fitness-tracking product on Google's Android platform. Josh Lowensohn joined CNET in 2006 and now covers Apple. Before that, Josh wrote ...