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Fitbit 4.69 rolls out with redesign of focus stats and logging
Google has rolled out version 4.69 of Fitbit for Android as the last update before the Google Health rebrand.
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Google’s Fitbit Air is super comfortable, but its AI coach is already hallucinating
What should a modern fitness tracker be in 2026? With smartwatches readily available — and for not much more than your run-of-the-mill Fitbit — it’s a tricky proposition, especially for brands like Google that live in both spaces. The Fitbit Air feels like an admission from Google that Whoop, the obvious competitor for something like this, is on the right path, offering a minimalist band that exists to gather data, not to serve as a miniature wrist-based computer. So far, I’m liking what I’m seeing from my time with the device, but not without some unsurprising concerns surrounding its AI coach.
Expand Expanding CloseGoogle Health kills the Fitbit we knew, but maybe that’s not a bad thing
Alongside its new Fitbit Air, Google this week announced that the Fitbit app is dead, to be replaced by “Google Health.” If you’d told me this would happen a few months ago, I’d be worried, but the end result actually seems like an overall win for everyone involved. Let’s take a closer look.
Expand Expanding CloseThese Fitbit features won’t be available in the Google Health app: Badges, sleep animals, more
Ahead of the Google Health app rolling out next week, the company has detailed what Fitbit features are going away or significantly changing.
Expand Expanding CloseFitbit Air’s special Stephen Curry edition might be the best one for workouts [Gallery]
Google’s new Fitbit Air tracker is here and comes in a variety of different styles, but the best option might just be the special Stephen Curry edition.
Expand Expanding Close‘Google Health’ replaces Fitbit app as new ‘Premium’ plan joins AI Pro
After months of Public Preview testing, Google is replacing the Fitbit app and launching “Google Health.” It’s meant to bring “together the best of Fitbit’s pioneering spirit with the helpfulness of Google.”
Expand Expanding CloseGoogle teases Fitbit Air launch on Thursday, May 7
Google started teasing the Fitbit Air at the end of March, and the screen-less wearable looks to be launching tomorrow.
Expand Expanding CloseSpotify adds Fitness hub with video workouts that you can use on more devices than Fitbit
Spotify – yes, the music app – is expanding into video workouts in a new partnership with Peloton, and there’s a pretty big advantage over Fitbit here already.
Expand Expanding CloseGoogle redesigning the Fitbit, Home & Nest Community forums
Google today teased an upcoming redesign of the “Fitbit Community” and “Google Home & Nest Community.”
Expand Expanding CloseFitbit 4.68 rolling out sleep editing, motivational Coach messages, more personalization
In addition to the Sleep Score redesign, Fitbit this week is rolling out version 4.68 of the Android and iOS apps as a sizable update.
Expand Expanding CloseThis is the Google Health logo that might replace the Fitbit app
Over the weekend, we reported on the Fitbit Air and Google Health. We now have our first look at the Google Health brand.
Expand Expanding CloseFitbit redesigns Sleep Score with detailed metrics, actionable tips
Fitbit Public Preview users are getting a redesigned Sleep Score experience with “actionable advice that will help improve your sleep health.”
Expand Expanding CloseFitbit Air reportedly launching May 16, could cost around $100 with several bands & colors
Over the weekend, we first reported the name of Google’s Whoop competitor as “Fitbit Air,” and now more details are coming out, including potential pricing, release date, and colors.
Expand Expanding CloseSources: ‘Fitbit Air’ is a screen-less Whoop competitor debuting with ‘Google Health’ subscription
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.”
Expand Expanding CloseGoogle’s new Fitbit band has continued hiding in plain sight, software too [Gallery]
Google is working on a new Fitbit tracking band in the same vein as the popular Whoop band, and it’s been hiding in plain sight for some time now.
Expand Expanding CloseFitbit Public Preview coming to more countries, adds VO2 Max, & US health records
After adding water and food logging, as well as making available to free users, the Fitbit Public Preview is now coming to more countries.
Expand Expanding CloseFitbit 4.66 for Android rolls out water, food, & mood logging, more [U]
Fitbit is rolling out version 4.66 of the Android app with all the new Public Preview features announced earlier this week.
Expand Expanding CloseGoogle making screen-less Fitbit band & here’s Steph Curry wearing it
Steph Curry is Google’s “Performance Advisor” and the basketball player today teased a screen-less Fitbit band.
Expand Expanding CloseFitbit Public Preview adds food & water logging, more as app redesign comes to free users
Google is adding a number of new features to the Fitbit personal health coach today as the Public Preview of the app redesign expands to free users.
Expand Expanding CloseGoogle says Pixel Watch step counts and other stats are fixed, but your data won’t be
Following a few days where Pixel Watch owners would run into wonky step counts and other stats, Google says the issue behind the scenes is now fixed in the Fitbit app.
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Google confirms fix for Fitbit calorie goals, Pixel Watch errors have a workaround
Google has confirmed that a fix is rolling out for an error affecting Fitbit calorie goals, while it also seems that stat-counting errors for step counts and other metrics on Pixel Watch appear to be fixed – but there is a workaround if you’re still having trouble.
Expand Expanding ClosePixel Watch is miscounting steps and other Fitbit stats for some [U]
The latest Pixel Watch update is causing some hiccups, as users now report that their smartphone is seeing some weird behavior in Fitbit step counts and other stats.
Expand Expanding CloseFitbit improves sleep tracking, new Sleep Score and health records coming
Fitbit today announced a number of new features coming to the Public Preview, starting with improved sleep tracking.
Expand Expanding CloseFitbit app drops Material 3 Expressive’s floating toolbar
As Fitbit continues to preview its personal health coach, the redesigned app is getting interface tweaks that swap out a key Material 3 Expressive component.
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