Heres a really good alternative to the awesome SPORTS TRACKER app on Symbian. Its all accelerometer based so there isnt a GPS tracking side to it to calculate actual distances/speed (or show you your track path) but its good enough for basic monitoring. Isnt there like a recommended 10,000 step minimum? Its free to download from

This cousin of the Krave loses the flip cover, but is thinner and sports an improved virtual keyboard. Key features this touch-screen CDMA phone include pedometer, 3.5mm headphone jack, memory card slot, stereo Bluetooth, 2 megapixel camera, and GPS navigation. Read Original Post Here

This follow-up to the Boulder steps up to a 2-megapixel camera and adds a 2.5mm headset jack, pedometer, and thermometer. Other features of this CDMA phone are similar, including push-to-talk, rugged water-proof clamshell design, compass, memory card slot, and stereo Bluetooth. Read Original Post Here

BASKING RIDGE and NEW YORK, USA - Verizon Wireless has launched the Casio G'zOne Rock in its network. The rugged phone is idea for adventures, as it is filled with suitable apps and provides the necessary physical resistance. The G'zOne (pronounced "jeez one") comes preloaded with apps such as a compass, pedometer, thermometer, sunrise and sunset

Motorola has recently announced the availability of its touch-based Crush from U.S. Cellular. The phone has: 2.8" 240 x 400 WQVGA display Virtual QWERTY keyboard 2Mpix camera Stereo Bluetooth 3.5mm headset jack microSD slot (up to 16GB) Built-in pedometer  ...

Yesterday U.S. Cellular unveiled their plan to grab the Motorola Crush. And what a phone it isn’t. The Crush is strictly a touchscreen handset and features a 2.8-inch display with 240 x 400 WQVGA resolution. You’ll enter characters through its virtual QWERTY keyboard that will likely fail to satisfy. Digging in a little farther, the Crush snaps shots with a two megapixel camera, sports...

It doesn’t carry the nominal puissance of the Boulder, but, nevertheless, the successor to that phone, the Rock, is declared the most functional Casio G’zOne model thus far. What separates this clamshell from the rest is its Triple Sensor feature, an advantage that includes an integrated thermometer, compass and pedometer, measures those steps like you can with the new Crush. In additi...

Verizon Wireless has announced the Casio G'zOne Rock, a rugged clamshell handset built for outdoor explorers. A suite of apps give access to a compass, GPS, pedometer, and more. Read the full story here.

What do you get when you mix the old-style pedometer with the Wii and our modern obsession with health? The answer: the fitbit, a tiny wearable motion-detector providing you with a window into just how healthy (or not) are your days and nights. The $99 wireless gadget begins shipping today a year after its unveiling. Borrowing

The ultrathin iPod Nano now sports a video camera, a radio, and a pedometer. Little else has changed, but that’s mostly a good thing.