Nike Bricks Its Shoes With a Faulty Firmware Update (arstechnica.com)
AmiMoJo writes: Nike users are experiencing some technical difficulties in the wild world of connected footwear. Nike's $350 "Adapt BB" sneakers are the latest in the company's line of self-lacing shoes, and they come with the "Nike Adapt" app for Android and iOS. The app pairs with the shoes and lets you adjust the tightness of the laces, customize the lights (yeah, there are lights), and see, uh, how much battery life your shoes have left. The only problem: Nike's Android app doesn't work. Android users report that their new kicks aren't paring with the app properly, and some customers report failed firmware updates for the shoes, which render them unable to pair with the app at all. "My left shoe won't even reboot." writes one owner.
My left shoe won't even reboot...
Hey, Windows users, there is no such thing as "forward" slash, there is only slash and backslash.
My left shoe won't even reboot...
Well there's your problem, you should try to re-shoe.
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