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Livestrong.com Announces Calorie Tracking iPhone App

 

Published 11/6/2008 at I4U News

Lance Armstrong's Livestrong foundation has announced the launch of its first iPhone App called Livestrong.com Calorie Tracker. The tracker works with the iPhone and the iPod touch and is available now from the App Store. The application allows users to... (link)

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