iOS/Android: Our favorite run-tracking app (and yours) RunKeeper, available for both iOS and Android, is offering a free download of their pro version through January (normally $10). The free version ...

If your New Year's resolution is to get in shape, this app can help. It normally sells for $9.99, but you can get it free until the end of January. Rick Broida is the author of numerous books and ...

I was crazy excited about the prospects of Nike+ coming to the iPhone, having used the fitness tracking program with a nano for over a year. But that didn't happen; instead, RunKeeper did, and it's ...

If you’re interested in dabbling in health tracking, but aren’t ready to commit to a dedicated fitness gadget, RunKeeper’s newest app could be just what you need. The free Breeze app, launching on the ...

RunKeeper is introducing a new group running feature today, as the GPS-fitness tracking company looks to encourage uptake through greater social engagement. Available on Android and iOS, Runkeeper ...

We’ve waxed poetic a time or two about how RunKeeper is one of the best fitness apps available today. In order to help people with those new year’s resolutions, RunKeeper started a promotion where you ...

In a few short years, fitness has become so much more than just recording how many calories you burn or how many miles you run. There are mobile apps and standalone gadgets that'll monitor your heart ...

Add articles to your saved list and come back to them any time. If your idea of exercise is walking to the TV rather than using the remote and you can't remember the last time you saw your toes, then ...

[Austria] runtastic, a mobile app for iPhones that connects sporty people among each other, just released their PRO Version (iTunes link), complimentary to their free version which has been available ...

The $9.99 pro version of RunKeeper [iTunes link] serves as a nice alternative to Nike+, especially for the interval-training minded runner. While the Nike+ kit serves a means to an end for many ...

Forget the old stereotype that geeks don't work out. There are so many of us now that there are plenty of mini-demographics within our rapidly growing group. But since we are geeks, we still have a ...