Google has removed Fitbit from sale in nearly 30 countries, in order to "align our hardware portfolio to map closer to Pixel’s regional availability." And it has us worried that Google doesn't know what it's doing with Fitbit.
From better safety features to improved training recommendations, here's where Fitbit needs to evolve before its next fitness tracker.
It's been two years, but Fitbit hasn't found anything to change from our favorite fitness tracker, the Charge 5. Instead, it added three Google apps, a smarter heart rate algorithm, and a haptic button to make the Charge 6 more compelling.
I’m struggling to muster excitement over the latest batch of Pixel devices. The Pixel 8 and 8 Pro have improved in style and design and probably in performance, too (I can only confirm everything once I test the specs myself). But where’s the flair?
Google’s next big phone and watch are set to be unveiled this week, or at least, Google is going to either confirm or deny the tsunami of leaks
