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The Nike Adapt App is leaving app stores in August, but the $350 shoes can still be manually operated. The Verge. Nike’s self-lacing Adapt BB sneakers are losing their remote control mobile app.

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The Nike Adapt App will continue to work with the self-lacing Adapt BB sneakers, but after August 6th, it can no longer be installed on new Android or iOS devices.