Late last year (the very last day, actually) we brought you news on RunKeeper’s new iOS app, as it strived to keep its 14 million users running. These updates? A fresh user interface and improving the ...

Although more than a few runners track their progress through apps like RunKeeper, it's doubtful that many of them like reaching for their smartphones just to check their pace. Thanks to an updated ...

Last month we reported that RunKeeper was rolling out a slew of new features, including Facebook integration and leaderboards. This meant that users could now see which of their existing contacts and ...

The RunKeeper apps for Android and iOS have today been updated to add a number of new features, the biggest of which is support for the Pebble smartwatch. Users can now see all kinds of data, such as ...

For those interested in keeping up with their healthy activities, more specifically those who also own and use an Android Wear smartwatch or are considering buying one, Google Fit is probably ...

One of the biggest and most exciting features in Android Wear 2.0 is support for standalone watch applications. In Android Wear 1.5 (and all versions prior to that), you’d need to have your phone ...

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We may earn a commission when you click links to retailers and purchase goods. More info. Runners and Pebble owners, the time has come for your new smartwatch to become a legitimate option as your ...

Android/iPhone: RunKeeper, the exercise tracking tool that we've found to be like Nike+, only better, has hit the Android market, giving those who can run with their phone a data-rich means of ...

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