At the most essential level, a running app should provide a reliable way to log your workouts: when, where, how fast and how far you run. Fancy features are all very well and good, but let’s be honest ...

Nike has announced that users of its Nike+ Running app will now be able to pull data from fitness devices made by Garmin, TomTom, Wahoo Fitness, and Netpulse. Users that own a Garmin, TomTom, Wahoo ...

Now that watchOS 7 is available alongside new Apple Watches, Nike is updating its Run Club app — and it’s good news if you’ve ever needed motivation to slip on your running shoes. The updated Apple ...

CHICAGO – With consumers under lockdown logging into Nike’s workout apps and digital store, the Beaverton, Oregon-based company has been able to gather additional data on purchasing habits, personal ...

Looks like it’s another busy day at the office for Nike. Along with the launch of the next-generation Fuelband, the Swoosh announced today some significant updates to its Nike+ Running App for iPhone.

Nike on Thursday released an update to its Nike+ Run Club club app — the heart and soul of Apple Watch Nike+ — that brings a number of software enhancements save battery life and increase autonomy. Of ...

Our top picks for the best running apps cover everything you need for epic workouts. From adaptive training plans to guided ...

The best part about working from home for the past two years is the ability to go for runs during my lunch break. Pandemic life has meant a lot of monotony and solitude, and the challenge of ...

Nike today released an update to its Nike Run Club app for iPhone, which now features home screen widgets for iOS 14 users. These widgets bring statistics about your exercises that can be seen ...

Nike is deactivating its Run Club app in China, becoming the latest Western company to reconfigure its business in the world’s second largest economy. The US sportswear giant posted a notice to ...

For many runners, the act of going for a run helps them unwind. For others, a long run is the perfect excuse to focus on a long mental to-do list. In an attempt to introduce runners to the power of ...