In Activity-Tracking Race, Larklife Band Comes Up Short

This Lark doesn’t sing.
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All Things Reviewed: Nike+ FuelBand and BodyMedia Armband on WSJ “Digits”

See the latest tech products reviewed by the ATD team, on today’s WSJ “Digits” show.
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Getting Into (Data-Tracking) Gear With Nike+ FuelBand

Wearable fitness bands that track daily activity levels have become all the rage. But will they really get you moving? Lauren Goode tests the Nike+ FuelBand and BodyMedia Fit Link armband.
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New iPhone App Lets Users Count Calories Without Burning Any

MealSnap taps the iPhone’s camera and a cloud service to allow people to count calories just by taking a picture of what they are about to eat. Assuming they like the result, they can then share the photo and info with friends and family using Facebook, Twitter and Foursquare.

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Google Makes It Easier to Sift Through Recipes

In the latest of Google’s ongoing efforts to promote Better Living Through Algorithms, the search sovereign is rolling out Recipe View, which strains out extraneous results from a recipe search and lets you filter for specific ingredients, cooking times and calories.

Nike Digital Sport's Stefan Olander Talks About Its Digital Marathon

While BoomTown was running around the endless floors of the Consumer Electronics Show last week, I jogged right over to the folks at Nike, to see their new Nike+ SportWatch GPS. The device is yet another step in Nike’s long march to try to digitize the running experience.

Fitbit Sees How You Run, Walk and Sleep

A tiny $99 tracking device knows when you are walking, running and even sleeping.
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