What kind of gadgets, apps and other technology do you use?

I use a new FitBit Zip.It counts steps etc,doesn't do the same as more $$ models,but works fine for me.
Sync it to my iPad3 & MFP.....seems to cover all bases.Also keep a paper journal....just in case.Most all healthy living info
& recipes are on line,so I don't buy books dealing with that subject.

I have found that spending money on 'gadgets/ equipment' doesn't work for me. I buy them and then get bored of them just as fast.

Try:
-Nike training center (free app on your cell)
-map my run

good luck

For my workouts, I use Zombies, Run! It's a great app that gives you missions to complete for each workout, and it's really inspired me to get off my butt and go for a walk on those days when the motivation is low.

I'm hoping to get a Fitbit as soon as I've saved some money. Has anyone also used the Fitbit Aria scale? Is it worth the money?

I have the Fitbit Zip. It's really a great motivator in getting me to get out there and walk. If I look on my leaderboard and see someone is catching up to me it is enough to get me out there to take a long walk.

I use a C25K app. I also have an exercise ideas app and a heart rate app. I don't use it for HRM, but I definitely checkj in using it

I have the BodyMedia FIT LINK, the app that goes with it, Endomondo for running, and Fooducate when I'm food shopping (scan a barcode of a food and it gives you a grade based on its nutritional facts).

none
my fitness pal. thats it
i dont need them

I love gadgets and have tried pretty much everything. Fitbit One is by far my most useful gadget. I'm an all day active kind of person, and this gives me a much better handle on my activity than just a heart rate monitor. I'm thinking of getting the Flex, but really don't think I need it. I have the Aria scale and love it, but frankly don't think it is at all necessary, or even worth the money. I do love my Garmin Forerunner 610 GPS watch (it came with a HRM and footpod). It makes tracking my runs very easy (pacing, etc, since I mostly run outside). But, I almost never use the HRM or footpod because I've found the Fitbit to be very accurate for step based activity. Really, at the end of the day, I think all I really need is the Fitbit and a GPS watch. And My Fitness Pal, of course.

I just use MFP to track everything and I recently got a hrm the Polar ft4. I love it!

I use a Fitbit Ultra because most of the time I just take my exercise calories from that rather than calculating individual activities. (The exception is if I have a day with a lot of badminton, because Fitbit underestimates sports like that with a lot of explosive starting and stopping).

I have a Striiv but I don't use it; I find the Fitbit much more convenient.

I track runs on my iPhone with iSmoothRun while I'm running, and then store them using Runkeeper.

I do my strength workouts while watching TV because they're too boring otherwise.

I count my calories on MFP -- but you knew that.

I play quite a lot of Wii games (dance mat in particular), especially when the weather is sucky or I'm really busy and it's hard to fit exercise in.

I have a HRM (Garmin, linked to a running watch (305 I think)) -- I tend not to use it because it takes so damn long to find the satellites compared to the phone, and the heart rate display is tiny and there's no way to make it bigger. Plus I need to use gel to get a good contact on the HRM belt, which is a pain. After all this time I have a pretty good sense of what light, moderate, heavy, OMG I'm going to die, exercise feels like, even without using the HRM.

I use Zombies, Run! I really like it because then I don't get so bored from running. As well, I found when I listened to music my pace would be really unsteady because I was too focused on the songs that were playing.