UPDATE: A Google spokesperson has confirmed the Fitbit app was inaccessible for a brief period. However, it is now back up and running. “The Fitbit app was briefly down for some users overnight, but ...
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The Fitbit app is officially dead — but don't panic
What happened to the Fitbit app? After an epic 14-year run, the Fitbit app is officially dead. But don't shed a tear just yet, because the new Google Health app that replaces it is better in just ...
Fitbit app redesign rolls out in October. Personal AI wellness coach central to the experience. Fitbit Premium membership required. Google recently announced plans for an overhauled Material 3 ...
The latest update to the Google Health app (formerly the FitBit app) finally allows Google Health data to sync to Apple ...
The Google Fitbit Air promises a lot for a low price, but its best features are locked behind the Google Health Premium ...
The Fitbit app has introduced a new Device Settings page for smartwatches and fitness trackers. The new layout mimics the one used in the Pixel Watch app. The device settings menu has also been ...
All of today’s news surrounding the Fitbit Air and Google Health is pretty exciting because it feels like a major shift for Google into the health and fitness space. While they’ve been here for some ...
The Fitbit app finally can show users their stats from other wearables and services, with Google announcing the expansion of the Health Connect platform at MWC 2024. First announced nearly two years ...
New clues suggest Google might be planning to rename the Fitbit app to “Google Health.” A logo and the “Google Health Premium” branding have been spotted on Google’s own website. Fitbit’s iOS app has ...
Fitbit’s much-anticipated app redesign is officially rolling out today. You can grab the update directly from the Google Play Store if you’re on a Google Pixel Watch or Fitbit wearable. Although it ...
If you’re still a loyal Fitbit user, big changes are starting to roll out to users today. The app has gone through a major redesign that is aimed at making things simpler than ever before. The new ...
San Francisco-based Fitbit has confirmed that it will acquire fitness coaching app developer, FitStar, to add more training features, according to a report from TechCrunch. The tech publication had ...
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