The first Nike+ FuelBand came out all the way back in early 2012. With an iOS app, Apple users were free to interact with the fitness tracker while out on the go, but there was no equivalent Android app to be seen. Initially, Nike talked about making an Android version available sometime that summer, but nothing ever surfaced. By February 2013, a year after FuelBand’s release, Nike dashed any lingering hope Android users still had, announcing that “at this time, ...
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