The Fitbit Edge may be the Google band from September's FCC filing
The Google band in September's FCC filing had no Wi-Fi or cellular radio, and the leaked Fitbit Edge looks like a match.
The Google band in September's FCC filing had no Wi-Fi or cellular radio, and the leaked Fitbit Edge looks like a match.
Fenix 8 owners say update 23.39 killed their heart-rate sensor, and a 90-second power-off only brings it back for some.
Garmin bought the company that's been feeding its watches muscle oxygen data since 2014. Muscle Battery just got its engine.
Polar's app already knows about Loop Gen 3 and 360 Gen 2 before Polar does.
Until now it only watched for falls during some outdoor workouts. Version 17.25 could take a few weeks to reach every watch.
Amazfit's new T-Rex runs 180 days on sunlight alone and can resurrect a dead battery without a cable.
Garmin's CIRQA deletes your entire workout if you tap End, tap Resume instead and pray you remember next time.
Russia's regulatory database named the tactix 9 and Enduro 4 weeks before Garmin does, same database that outed the fēnix 9 early.
Google's next Fitbit turns up as model G8BL6 at the FCC, built by the same Goertek plant that made the Fitbit Air.
Google buried blood pressure trends, insulin resistance, and sleep breathing quality inside a Health app update. Fitbit Air's September launch just got harder to deny.
Garmin's own app code names a CIRQA Smart Band Pro with two buttons and spoken stats, so a screen-free band would talk to you.
Ten sizes turned up in the filings. Garmin isn't testing a smart ring, it's stocking shelves for one.
WHOOP's new one-rep max feature estimates your ceiling without you ever actually lifting it.
Amazfit's LiveShare auto-activates during GPS workouts and shares your live location by email or link, starting with the T-Rex 3 Pro.
There's a solar panel on the back of the watch, bigger than the one on the face.
Zepp Health grew 7% and says it has one or two Amazfit launches left in the whole year.
Google's selling a sleeping Pikachu Fitbit Air for $129.99, but won't sell the strap alone, existing owners can repurchase the whole tracker.
Whoop's unannounced WM50 is MG hardware with the NFC stripped out and no explanation why.
Whoop's $149 titanium band costs more than most people's entire fitness tracker.