Jayme Martin, VP and GM of Nike Running, has emailed a letter to Nike+ users, apologizing for the platform’s performance over the past few months. He says that Nike is aware of a number of issues that ...

While the Nike+ fitness tracking platform has been around for years, the footwear giant has only just unleashed shoes with the technology built right in. The Nike Hyperdunk+ (last seen skying through ...

Nike+ announced today that it is launching Nike+ Accelerator, a startup accelerator program in partnership with TechStars with the goal of “[leveraging] the Nike+ platform, and NikeFuel, to build ...

In a bid to be more like Apple and Microsoft, the sports shoe and apparel company is funding a program to get developers to create apps for its Nike+ products. Jay Greene, a CNET senior writer, works ...

Back in December, Nike unveiled the Nike+ Accelerator program, powered by TechStars. After going through hundreds of applications, TechStars and Nike selected ten finalists. They will now begin a ...

Nike announced last Friday it had fired most of the people developing the FuelBand, but will continue to "sell and support the Nike+ FuelBand SE for the foreseeable future." Pundits pounced on the ...

GeekWire chronicles the Pacific Northwest startup scene. Sign up for our weekly startup newsletter, and check out the GeekWire funding tracker and VC directory. by Taylor Soper on May 16, 2013 at 6:30 ...

With its Apple partnership that began in 2006, and development of the Nike+ system and wearable FuelBand SE, Nike has evolved from a shoe and apparel company to a leader in digital platforms for ...

Nike has revealed the first entrants to its Nike+ startup accelerator program, and with it gives a guide as to where its fitness platform is heading. The company first announced its intention to ...

The sportswear company could be close to ditching its fitness hardware efforts, but don’t sound the death knell for Nike technology. Consider, for one thing, the Apple connection. Nick Statt was a ...

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