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OK, maybe the brightest minds of Japan didn’t devise this 5-minute morning routine. Maybe it was just some TV personality. But don’t even try to prove that through our thick veil of cultural ignorance. [RandomGoodStuff]
In addition to referencing brand new iPhones and iPods, the iPhone 3.0 OS also mentions the intriguing “iProd.” Which is what British publications called a bitchy digital personal trainer Apple patented last year.
Despite looking forward to the iPod Touch/iPhone integration of the Nike+ running dongle for over a year now, we can’t help but feel slightly disappointed at the way this app is executed on the latest iPod Touch. The Nike + iPod software itself looks great—the red and white UI design matches up perfectly with nike’s own workout site—but there’s just something missing. First, where’s the grandfathered support for iPhone, iPhone 3G and first-gen iPod Touch? More importantly, where are the expanded features that makes great use of the Touch’s accelerometer, touch screen or internet connection? Nowhere.
