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The Apple Watch is being used in several studies to fight against a common foe: coronavirus.

Consumers who use some of Fitbit's fitness trackers will now be able to monitor their blood oxygen following a new update.

Philips’ patent infringement lawsuit against Fitbit just sparked an ITC investigation.

The search giant acquired Fitbit for $2.1 billion earlier this year.

Apple's lead in wearables is a threat to Android smartphone sales.

Will Google's acquisition of Fitbit be enough to save the ailing Wear OS?

Google, the Mountain View-based search and technology company, is adding another company to its fast-growing wearable portfolio this year. The Fitbit deal is expected to help the technology giant in its struggle in the hotly contested wearable space.

The search giant plans to merge Wear OS with Fitbit OS.

A stronger jobs reading than expected gave stocks a boost

The Apple Watch has shaken up the market for wearable tech and pressured Fitbit, which had been the leader in the segment

FitBit co-founder and CEO James Park, seen at a presentation at the 2016 Consumer Electronics Show, said Google is an ideal partner to advance the mission of the wearable tech maker

Google's parent company, Alphabet, recently made a bid to acquire health and fitness wearables maker Fitbit, reports say.

It's time to kill off Wear OS.

Health-centric wearables maker Fitbit has teamed up with several healthcare companies to look into adding an ECG feature, similar to what Apple has on the Apple Watch, to its activity trackers.

Ahead of the holiday shopping season, Fitbit refreshes its most popular smartwatch.

Fitbit has revealed its newest smartwatch that offers a very long battery life, has Alexa as its digital assistant, and allows users to control audio playback.

A deal with the government of Singapore should produce millions in service revenue over the next year.

Consumers would rather hunt for promotions on the regular Versa.

New research suggests that prescribing fitbits to cancer patients helps boost survival rates.

From activity trackers to digital tattoos and internal microchips, wearable technologies may gradually transform human into a new species.

Recent launches of affordable devices brought the troubled tracker business back to life.