[ad_1] Kaitlyn Cimino / Android Authority TL;DR Google is rolling out a new update to the Google Health app, the first since its big redesign. The update fixes several fitness tracking issues, including mislabeled runs, missing split data, GPS map loading problems, and duplicate step counts. Google also addresses missing sleep scores, Fitbit-to-Google account migration … Read More “Google Health 5.01 improves nutrition, sleep, and fitness tracking” »
[ad_1] Joe Maring / Android Authority TL;DR Multiple Fitbit Air users report inaccurate sleep tracking, with some claiming the device logs them as asleep while they’re still awake or mistakes sleep time for physical activity. The complaints aren’t limited to the Fitbit Air; some owners of older Fitbit devices have also reported sleep and activity-tracking … Read More “Early Fitbit Air buyers are already facing accuracy issues” »
[ad_1] It’s been over a week since the Fitbit app transitioned into the new Google Health app, bringing with it a complete design revamp and the possibility of more integrations and a more centralized health experience that ties together Fitbit, Google Fit, and Health Connect. But, having used the app for a week, my personal … Read More “Survey reveals 50% of users don’t like the new Google Health app” »
[ad_1] TL;DR Google’s giving Health Premium away as a free perk to AI Pro and AI Ultra subscribers. Users sharing Google One benefits with their families will see the Health Premium access carry over. Combined with the new YouTube Premium Lite perk, this makes AI Pro a great value. The era of Google Health is … Read More “Google adding Health Premium perk to AI Pro is a stellar deal” »
[ad_1] TL;DR After widely rolling out the new Google Health app, Google has shared a long list of bug fixes and improvements headed to the platform in the coming weeks and months. The fixes and improvements cover everything from exercise tracking, sleep, nutrition, fitness plans, and AI Coach features. Google also confirmed upcoming features like … Read More “Google details big fixes and upgrades coming to Google Health” »
[ad_1] However, having used the new app for about a week now, I have another categorical feeling about it: It’s counterintuitive, and I hate it. It’s a huge step back in usability, and Google’s single-minded focus on AI has ruined what was a much better experience in my opinion. What do you think of the … Read More “I’ve used the new Google Health app for a week, and I hate it” »
[ad_1] TL;DR Google has transitioned the Fitbit Community page to the new Google Health Community platform as it continues to fold Fitbit into its own health ecosystem. The redesigned forum now includes sections for the Google Health app, Google Fitbit Air, and older Fitbit wearables like the Sense, Versa, Inspire, and Ace lineup. Older Fitbit … Read More “Fitbit Community is gone, replaced by Google Health Community” »
[ad_1] TL;DR Google Health introduces a new stats widget. The widget can fit up to six fitness metrics at a time. Tapping the heart icon in the top left corner will open the app. As Google announced earlier this month, the Fitbit app is being transformed into the Google Health app. In addition to delivering … Read More “Google Health brings a powerful new widget to your home screen” »
[ad_1] Stephen Headrick / Android Authority TL;DR Social features on the Fitbit app are being paused in preparation for the Google Health app transition. You will not be able to send messages, view leaderboards, or add or remove friends. Access to a new social experience will open up when you’re in the Google Health app. … Read More “Google is hitting pause on the Fitbit app’s social features” »
[ad_1] TL;DR Google has announced that it’s dropping a ton of Fitbit features as part of the switch to Google Health. The Google Health app won’t offer badges, a variety of social options, sleep profiles, sleep animals, and more. The new app also drops several key features for diabetics and others who want to track … Read More “Google is killing all these Fitbit features as part of Google Health transition” »
