Google says Fitbit can detect workouts nearly twice as accurately, but what does that mean for everyday users?

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Google is expanding its health-tracking tools with updates to Fitbit wearables and the Google Health app. In a blog post published on 22 October, the company outlined changes to make workout tracking easier and help users track health trends over time. The updates include improved automatic activity detection, new health reports for eligible Fitbit users and further changes to the Google Health app.

Shubh Bhushan is a Tech Content Researcher for Hindustan Times, where he covers consumer technology, gadgets, AI trends, and internet culture through research-driven digital content. Before this, he spent over two years at MySmartPrice as an Assistant – Testing Labs & Content Producer, working closely on smartphone testing, performance benchmarking, video scripting, and shooting product B-rolls for reviews and feature stories. He...

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