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Fitbit Labs will let users test experimental health features powered by Google's Gemini AI and provide personalized health and wellness insights. It is currently available to select Fitbit premium users.
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Fitbit will no longer exist as a smartwatch brand. However, it will continue to make fitness trackers offering long battery life.
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The Google Pixel Watch is priced at $349 (Roughly Rs 28,700) for the Bluetooth/Wi-Fi model and $399 (Roughly Rs 32,800) for the 4G LTE variant.
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The Fitbit Inspire 3 price in India is set at Rs 8,999. The Fitbit Sense 2 is priced at Rs 24,999, while the Versa 4 costs Rs 20,499.
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The hub would require a user's approval before the syncing takes place
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Two plaintiffs from California and Pennsylvania sued Google, claiming all Fitbit smartwatches have a burn risk
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The US Food and Drug Administration has approved Google's plans for their new PPG algorithm to identify atrial fibrillation
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Ionic was sold between 2017 and 2021, selling 1.7 million units globally
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In a statement on November 9, Fitbit and Chennaiyin FC announced the extension of their partnership for the fourth consecutive year.
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Beyond the discounts, Flipkart is offering additional discounts for transactions with Axis Bank and ICICI Bank cards, while Amazon is offering an additional 10 percent discount with HDFC Bank cards and EMI transactions.
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The companies won antitrust approval from the European Union in December after Google agreed to restrictions on how it will use customers' health related data.
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Google will store Fitbit user data separately from Google data used for advertising, and will not use data from Fitbit and other wearable devices for Google Ads.
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The Commission, which is scheduled to decide on the deal by December 23 and did not publish details of the concessions in line with its policy, declined to comment. The EU competition enforcer will now seek feedback from rivals and customers before deciding whether to accept the concessions, demand more, or either clear or block the detail.
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The move by the European Commission came despite Google's pledge last month not to use the fitness tracker's data for advertising purposes in a bid to address competition concerns.
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The Chinese companies that will also come under the ambit of the federal agency's probe are Inventec and Maintek.
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Althought Fitbit was among the first to popularise the fitness band, a survey by research firm IDC for the second quarter of 2019 found Fitbit in fourth place in a market led by China's Xiaomi leading the global market, followed by Apple -- which makes the leading smartwarch -- and Chinese-based Huawei.
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The company has introduced four wearables, namely Fitbit Versa Edition Lite smartwatch, the Inspire HR, Fitbit Inspire and Fitbit Ace 2.
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Xiaomi has captured 17 percent of the world market share and has become the world’s largest wearables vendor for the first time ever
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The company said it now expects fourth-quarter revenue between USD 572 million and USD 580 million from its previous forecast of USD 725 million-USD 750 million.
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The technology industry has entered the field of medicine and aims to eliminate disease itself.
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Jawbone has introduced three new devices, priced between Rs 4,999 and Rs 14,999, that will be available through e-commerce firm Amazon.
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