The application is available now, and it’s free. With Move Reminders the wearable will help you “Win the Hour,” so you don’t find yourself sitting around too much.
You’ll be able to compete with friends to climb the leaderboard, save your stats directly to your Nike profile, and use Nike+ Sessions to partake in specific activities. In some ways its surprising that it took this long for Apple to begin carrying the wristband which launched early this year we noted Monday that Apple.
If you can work with those small details, then the Nike+ FuelBand app is definitely worth the wait for anyone that’s been anticipating its launch. Apple has started selling the Nike+ FuelBand (in two new colors) in Apple Retail Stores and the Online Store in the US, Canada and the UK. Moreover, the app has been optimized for only a handful of devices. As it stands, the new app only supports the latest FuelBand release, the Nike+ FuelBand SE, and you’ll need an Android-based device running Android 4.3 or later. In fact, Nike points out in the application’s description that the FuelBand 1.0 is not supported, and if you read the reviews for the app, plenty of people are unhappy with that particular decision. It may have been talked about since the original FuelBand’s release, but that doesn’t necessarily mean tha the new app will support the wearable. Unfortunately, there are caveats to the release. That has officially changed today, as Nike released their Nike+ FuelBand app into the Google Play Store. It’s been talked about for a very long time, since after the original Nike+ FuelBand launched several years ago, but up until today’s been missing from the Android platform as a whole.
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