After years of quiet, Fitbit is staging a comeback in 2026 with new AI-powered devices and its Personal Health Coach app, ...

Fitbit’s new Gemini-powered health coach is debuting in preview today, as part of an entirely new app experience that was ...

As the AI race heats up, Google is counting on the Gemini AI assistant to help Fitbit stand out from the crowd. Called “Coach ...

A fresh design, a Gemini-powered health coach that adapts to your progress and smarter weekly insights signal Google's push to turn Fitbit into a truly personal wellness companion.

The AI-powered coach is launching in preview, and will offer custom advice for better workout planning, sleep, and general ...

Fitbit is getting a major overhaul, its first since the 2023 Material You redesign, prioritizing a conversational AI that ...

The split squat can be done using dumbbells, a barbell, kettlebells or your own bodyweight. To make the exercise harder, you can place the back foot on an elevated surface to perform a Bulgarian split ...

The AI-powered redesign and its new role as a sleep, wellness, and fitness coach could bring more value to the Premium tier and get more Fitbit members to pay the $10 monthly subscription fee (or $80 ...

The Fitbit calorie tracker feature can be useful when planning a diet or workout schedule. Here's how Fitbit calculates ...

Which weight loss app is right for you? MyFitnessPal's free version is the go-to choice, but if you find yourself needing more structure, education, and support, Noom's trial might be worth exploring.

A common myth says we’re all born with a set number of heartbeats, and if you use them up through exercise, you’ll die sooner. But new research from Australia proves this idea wrong—and in fact, shows ...

Forget the myth that exercise uses up your heartbeats. New Australian research shows fitter people use far fewer total heartbeats per day - potentially adding years to their lives. Athletes had an ...