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This Pro-Athlete Approved Fitness App Uses Medical Tech to Help You Reach ‘Superman Mode’

CEO James Park Discusses the Future of Fitbit as a Health Company

By Gabriela Barkho

Amazon to Unveil Alexa-Powered, Fitness Tracking Earbuds to Compete With AirPods

By Gabriela Barkho
An athlete demonstrates a fitness tracker watch at an exhibit of wearables.

So What, Who Cares: Fitness Wearables Don’t Help You Lose Weight

By Lisa Schmeiser
A log of your preexisting conditions?

Could Your Fitbit Data Be Used to Deny You Health Insurance?

By Andrew Boyd
Not for me thanks, I'm fine

Get Skinny or Get Lost – Competitive Dieting Is Now a 1% Sport

By Richard Kirshenbaum
Fitbit Local Ambassadors Sheri Matthews and Mike Sherbakov stand ready before leading Fitbit introduces Fitbit Local, free all-levels workouts led by talented community trainers. The launch in San Diego included a morning bootcamp and yoga session led by Sheri Matthews and Mike Sherbakov. Get Together. Sweat Together.

The Dating App Based on a Fitness Tracker, a Wellness Festival Is Coming

By Margaret Abrams
Surya Mattu and Tega Brain, at Internet Yami-Ichi. (Photo: Brady Dale)

Does Your Employer Want to Monitor Your Workouts? Unfit Bits Has a Hack for That

By Brady Dale
A new app lets you compete with friends who use different fitness trackers. (Photo: Facebook/Fitbit)

New Fitness App Is Perfect for the Most Competitive of Step Counters

By Jordyn Taylor

New Biometric T-Shirt Makes Fitbit Seem Like a Child's Toy

By Jack Smith IV
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