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Leaked screenshots of Nike’s latest fitness collaboration with Apple have allegedly shown up online, giving the healthy and the wannabe-healthy a glimpse of what will be making them sweat almost as much as a Steve Jobs keynote. Nike+ for the iPhone appears to bring many of the previously desktop-only features -such as mapping and performance graphing – directly to the handset itself.
Nike+ has been available as an accessory to the iPod for some time now, in the shape of a wireless adaptor for the PMP, a connected armband and desktop application that allows custom workouts and records of performance to be analysed. Users can also create exercise-related playlists.
Google Maps integration, together with the iPhone 3G’s GPS support, could make a big difference to Nike+ functionality, although it’s unclear whether this will merely track your progress or allow you to pre-programme routes and be guided through the workout. No word on when we can expect the official Nike+ release.
[via iPhone Buzz]
