Fresh Fitness Gadget from Nike.


What's the goodness in exercise if you don’t get rewarded for doing it?





It was with this in mind that Nike launched another fitness product ... the Nike+ FuelBand.
It’s a wristband, like the Jawbone Up, but it works reliably. It registers steps like the FitBit Ultra, but it syncs to a smartphone wirelessly.

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