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Nike+ Goal Widget 0.9 Beta


License Free
Requirements Windows 2000/XP, Yahoo Widgets Engine
Downloads 353 Limitations None
Publisher Nike File Size 187k
Date added 11 May 2007 Check your speed

Nike+ Goal Widget lets you check your personal goal progress beyond your browser, any time. Motivate yourself to pound pavement and outrun your target. You'll log in securely with your Nike+ info to load your goal(s). Pressing control-R will refresh your data.

Together, Apple and Nike created Nike+ to change the way we run. A sensor in your Nike footwear talks to a receiver connected to your iPod nano, and they mutually track the details of your runs. You'll know your distance, pace, calories, and time, every stride.

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