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Google’s announcement of the Fitbit Air introduces a screenless, passive wearable designed for unobtrusive health monitoring. According to TechAvid, the device collects metrics such as VO2 max, heart ...

We spent an unhealthy amount of time last week digging through the social media presence of Steph Curry in order to put a spotlight on the upcoming screen-less Fitbit device that he first teased at ...

At the end of March, Google started teasing a screen-less Fitbit band. 9to5Google can now report that this device will be marketed as the “Fitbit Air.” According to sources familiar with the matter, ...

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Fitbit is pushing an update out to users that brings the app to version 4.66, and with it the app is displaying some new features that users are able to take advantage of. This includes the ability to ...

“It’s a first of its kind… in a way,” says Golden State Warriors point guard Steph Curry in a sponsored Instagram post. He’s referring to the band around his wrist, saying it will impact health and ...

Google is preparing to launch a screen-free Fitbit band to rival Whoop’s wearables. NBA player Stephen Curry has already shown off the new Fitbit in an Instagram promotion. The device has a gray cloth ...

Fitbit users can soon upload medical records to Fitbit. Its AI health coach reviews these records to generate responses. Google also unveiled other Fitbit feature upgrades. The era of the AI-powered ...

Google says Fitbit's AI Coach will offer improved sleep insights and use your medical records for more personalized advice. Anna Gragert Senior Editor, Health and Home Anna Gragert (she/her/hers) was ...

The companies' court filing, opens new tab said that they had resolved their long-running patent dispute over Fitbit's wearables and asked to dismiss the case with prejudice, ⁠which means it cannot be ...