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Introducing the Fitbit Charge 6: a state-of-the-art fitness tracker with advanced heart rate tech, Google services, and a 7-day battery life. Sustainable design, attractively priced at $159.95.

Fitbit Charge 6 launched: A fitness tracker with Google integration and advanced heart rate tracking

<h2>Fitbit unveils the Charge 6, a cutting-edge fitness tracker. With advancements in heart rate tracking, Google services integration, and a 7-day battery life, it stands out.</h2>

Fitbit has introduced its latest in the line of fitness trackers, the Fitbit Charge 6. This new model promises advancements in heart rate tracking, better integration with Google services, and impressive battery life. Let's delve into the specifics of this innovative device.
<h3>Fitbit Charge 6: Design and Physical Attributes</h3>
Although visually consistent with its predecessors, the Charge 6 sports a familiar look but incorporates a subtle haptic button on its left edge. This button offers tactile feedback and aids users in navigating back to the clock display without relying on traditional taps or swipes. With sustainability in mind, the Charge 6 is constructed from 100% recycled&nbsp;
aluminium. Buyers can choose from three exquisite colour combinations: Black with Obsidian, Silver with Porcelain, or Champagne Gold paired with Coral. In terms of durability, it boasts a Gorilla Glass screen protector and can withstand water depths up to 50 meters.
<h3>Fitbit Charge 6: Health and Wellness Features</h3>
When discussing the Fitbit Charge 6 features, the spotlight undoubtedly shines on its upgraded heart rate tracking system. Adopting the advanced heart rate tracking technology familiar to Pixel Watch users, it assures 60% more accurate readings, especially during high-intensity workouts like HIIT. Additionally, the Fitbit Charge 6 real-time heart rate streaming can seamlessly connect to gym equipment from renowned brands like NordicTrack, Peloton, Concept2, and Tonal.
In addition to heart rate innovations, the Charge 6 introduces 20 new exercise modes, bringing the tally to a whopping 40. New entrants to this list include modes like strength training, skiing, and kayaking. Notably, an EDA scan app comes built-in, which gauges changes in your skin&rsquo;s sweat level, providing insights into your body&rsquo;s stress levels.
Staying true to its brand, the Charge 6 retains essential Fitbit hallmarks such as sleep analysis, step counting, and the much-loved automatic workout detection.
<h3>Fitbit Charge 6: Integration with Google Services</h3>
One cannot emphasize enough the seamless integration of Fitbit Charge 6 Google services. From enjoying favourite tracks on YouTube Music (although a Premium subscription is required) to efficient navigation using Google Maps or swift payments with Google Wallet, the Charge 6 ensures a harmonious Google ecosystem experience.
<h3>Fitbit Charge 6: Battery Life and Charging</h3>
Given the array of features packed in, one might question the Fitbit Charge 6 battery life. Impressively, even with an extensive feature set, the device promises a commendable 7-day battery lifespan (with the always-on display option turned off). Charging remains fuss-free, thanks to its compatibility with the Charge 5&rsquo;s magnetic charger.
<h3>Pricing and Launch Details</h3>
For those eager to own this device, the Fitbit Charge 6 price is set at $159.95. It is currently available for pre-order on Amazon, with an official release slated for October 12 in 30 countries. An added bonus: this price tag includes a six-month Fitbit Premium membership at no extra charge.
<h3>Wrap Up</h3>
The Fitbit Charge 6 establishes itself as a strong contender in the fitness tracker market, boasting robust features and technology integrations.

Researchers at Washington University have developed a promising deep-learning model called WearNet that utilises wearable technology to detect mental disorders

WearNet: Wearable tech detects mental disorders with unprecedented accuracy

Researchers at Washington University have developed a promising deep-learning model called WearNet that utilises wearable technology to detect mental disorders

Researchers at Washington University have developed a promising deep-learning model called WearNet that utilises wearable technology to detect mental disorders. By analysing 10 variables collected by Fitbit activity trackers, such as daily steps, calorie burn rates, and heart rate, WearNet surpassed state-of-the-art machine learning models in identifying depression and anxiety. What sets WearNet apart is its ability to provide individual-level predictions of mental health outcomes, unlike traditional group-level statistical analyses. This groundbreaking study involved over 10,000 Fitbit users, making it the largest and most diverse cohort examined thus far.The researchers highlight the significance of early detection in mental disorder management and recognize the potential of wearables in facilitating diagnosis and treatment. Wearable data offers an unobtrusive approach to identifying these disorders, allowing clinicians to intervene promptly and individuals to make behavioural adjustments. Previous studies often relied on small cohorts, whereas this study benefited from data sourced from the National Institutes of Health's "All of Us" research program, providing comprehensive demographic information.
Presented at the ACM/IEEE Conference on Internet of Things Design and Implementation, the Washington University team's findings received the Best Paper Award for IoT Data Analytics. The researchers envision their AI model as an automated screening tool that can inform individuals about their mental health status and recommend professional assistance. Ultimately, their goal is to persuade hospitals or companies to implement this technology and meet the pressing need for effective and non-invasive methods of detecting mental disorders.

Fitbit has launched the Fitbit Luxe fitness band in India, with a jewellery-like design that aims to make it look like a fashionable accessory.

Fitbit Luxe fitness band with fashion-focused design launches in India; Price and Features

Fitbit has launched the Fitbit Luxe fitness band in India, with a jewellery-like design that aims to make it look like a fashionable accessory.
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Fitbit Luxe fitness band with fashion-focused design launches in India

Fitbit Luxe fitness band launches in India
Fitbit has launched the Fitbit Luxe fitness band in India. The band features a jewellery-like design that aims to make it look like a fashionable accessory. The Fitbit Luxe features a colour AMOLED touchscreen, and supports 20 sports modes. The wearable also has continuous heart-rate monitoring, menstrual health tracking, and sleep tracking. The Fitbit Luxe will reportedly receive SpO2 tracking soon, and is water resistant up to 50 metres. The band also comes with 6 months of the Fitbit Premium subscription service, which allows members to see more detailed stress and sleep statistics. In India, the Fitbit Luxe is priced starting at ₹10,999, and will be available through the Fitbit online store and other major retailers.
Fitbit Luxe fitness band launched in India Jewellery-like design aims for fashionable accessory look Colour AMOLED touchscreen, over 20 sports modes 24x7 heart-rate monitoring, menstrual health &amp; sleep tracking Water resistant up to 50 metres Prices in India start at ₹10,999

Fitbit has launched the Fitbit Luxe <a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/huawei-band-6-fitness-tracker-launched-1617544199044" target="_blank">fitness band</a> in India. The band features a jewellery-like design that aims to make it look like a fashionable accessory.
<h2>Fitbit Luxe&nbsp;features</h2>
The Fitbit Luxe features a colour AMOLED touchscreen, and supports 20 sports modes. The wearable also has continuous heart-rate monitoring, menstrual health tracking, and sleep tracking. The Fitbit Luxe will reportedly receive SpO2 tracking soon, and is water resistant up to 50 metres.
The band also comes with 6 months of the Fitbit Premium subscription service, which allows members to see more detailed stress and sleep statistics.
<h2>Fitbit Luxe&nbsp;Price</h2>
In India, the Fitbit Luxe is priced starting at ₹10,999, and will be available through the Fitbit online store and other major retailers.
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Google has won approval from the EU to go ahead with it's $2.1 billion acquisition of Fitbit.

Google wins approval from EU to buy Fitbit for $2.1 billion

Google has won approval from the EU to go ahead with it's $2.1 billion acquisition of Fitbit, after it agreed to conditions that included not using health data collected from European users for advertising purposes. The EU competition chief said in a statement that the commitments ensure that the wearable market will remain open and competitive.

Fitbit is reportedly offering replacements for its Sense smartwatch after it discovered some issues with the ECG sensors.
Users on the Fitbit forums have reported receiving emails from the company, notifying them of a &ldquo;hardware issue&rdquo; with their device.
Tech news website The Verge reported that the problem affects the ECG app on less than 900 devices, hindering its ability to assess heart rhythms for atrial fibrillation.&nbsp;

Fitbit replacing some Sense smartwatches over ECG sensor issue

Fitbit is offering replacements for its Sense smartwatch after it discovered some issues with the ECG sensors

Fitbit replacing some Sense smartwatches
Users with faulty devices are being notified
ECG sensor issue with over 900 devices

Fitbit is reportedly offering replacements for its Sense smartwatch after it discovered some issues with the ECG sensors.
Users on the Fitbit forums have reported receiving emails from the company, notifying them of a &ldquo;hardware issue&rdquo; with their device.
Tech news website The Verge reported that the problem affects the ECG app on less than 900 devices, hindering its ability to assess heart rhythms for atrial fibrillation.&nbsp;

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