Instead of Fitbit’s AI Health Coach, You Could Just Have Friends
Someone needs to say it. Someone has to speak up in defense of being mid. I am a…
Google announces new high blood pressure study for smartwatch users
A new Hypertension Study Lab is available for some users of the Pixel Watch 3 (pictured). (Image source:…
Pixel Watch 3 owners in U.S. are now invited to join Fitbit health trials
What Happened: So, Fitbit is starting to use its Pixel Watch 3 for some really serious health research,…
Study shows that smartwatches often detect atrial fibrillation very reliably, with differences between Apple, Garmin, Fitbit and Samsung
Some background information may be needed for interpretation and classification, along with an explanation of technical terms. In…
Google Fitbit Ace LTE smartwatch gets biggest discount
The Fitbit Ace LTE smartwatch provides children with a safe way to contact their parents and comes in…
Wi-Fi chip in Raspberry Pi can measure heart rate with clinical accuracy without expensive fitness trackers
Cheap Wi-fi chips like those found in a $30 Raspberry Pi can measure the human pulse with the…
Nutrition needs are different in cooler months – here’s how tech can help
Open this photo in gallery: To prepare for the cold-weather months, Montreal endurance athlete Emmanuelle-Salambo Deguara tracks her…
The Pixel Watch 4 doesn’t fix a longtime Fitbit problem
Kaitlyn Cimino / Android Authority Google unveiled the new and improved Pixel Watch 4, yet one of my…
The Fitbit App Is Turning Into an AI-Powered Personal Health Coach
Fitbit’s smartphone app has undergone several redesigns over the past two years, and now there’s another big one…
Google announces new AI-powered personal health and fitness coach for Fitbit
At its Made by Google event on Wednesday, the company announced a new AI-powered personal health coach built…
The Fitbit app on your Pixel Watch just got a gorgeous Material 3 makeover
Rita El Khoury / Android Authority TL;DR The Fitbit app on the Pixel Watch has received a massive…
The steps we take, the hours we sleep, the books we read — why are we counting everything? | Lifestyle
We count everything. Calories, steps, heart rate, minutes of REM sleep, books we’ve read, books we plan to…