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Using your iPod at the gym, when jogging etc & syncing your workout info from iPod to iTunes & vice versa would make sense.
- by k0zm0zs0ul July 3, 2008 7:17 PM PDT
- Sounded cool at first, but not sure i would want a 3rd party to have so much of my personal info!!!
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