During the day, you can set the wristband to vibrate on your wrist to give you a reminder to move around if you’ve been inactive for too long.”Īdditionally, the Jawbone UP includes a comprehensive sleep tracking component. The app will tell you your steps, distance, calories, pace, and intensity level among other information. “It can track your steps, for everyday walking, or it can watch your route via GPS if you’re a runner.
The product tracks your movement using the same MotionX technology found in popular Nike+ shoes and tracking software. Our goal is to get this onto all of the most used smartphone operating systems in the future.” “We are looking at a web platform application as well as pursuing a dedicated iPad app. Options are also being looked at by Antabi for iPad integration.
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As soon as we can get it out we will have it out, Android is definitely something that is on our radar.”
“We want to make this happen as soon as possible. “We are definitely looking into bringing Jawbone UP and the UP app to Android,” said Bandar Antabi, Jawbone’s Vice President and Head of Special Projects in an exclusive interview with T3. Now, the device software is also slated to make an appearance in the Android Market, evidenced by a quote given to T3 magazine. The Jawbone UP combines a $100 advanced wristband that you can wear all day with a free iPhone app that allows you to track your walking, running, sleep, and diet all from the same device. Jawbone, a company that is better known for making Bluetooth headsets and Jamboxes, recently entered the health and fitness app market with the release of their Jawbone Up wristband and iPhone app.
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