Fitbit Launches Ace LTE: A Smartwatch for Kids Combining Fitness and Fun
Fitbit has launched the Ace LTE, a smartwatch designed for children ages seven and older, combining activity tracking with immersive gaming to encourage physical activity. With features like LTE connectivity, GPS tracking, and a unique gamified approach, the Ace LTE aims to engage kids while allowing parents to monitor their safety. This innovative device positions Fitbit as a leader in the growing kids’ wearables market, promoting fitness and healthy habits in a fun, interactive way.
Fitbit Introduces Ace LTE Smartwatch for Kids
Introducing the Fitbit Ace LTE, a groundbreaking smartwatch designed to make exercise fun for kids while providing peace of mind for parents. With interactive 3D games, a ‘Noodle’ activity ring, and customizable virtual creatures, this smartwatch encourages daily movement goals. Developed with experts in child psychology and digital wellbeing, the Ace LTE prioritizes safety and privacy, ensuring a secure user experience. Collaborating with Google Research, Fitbit has created a specialized movement algorithm to enhance activity tracking accuracy, motivating children to lead a healthy lifestyle.
Google to Remove Third-Party Apps and Clock Faces from Fitbit Watches in the EU
Google announces the removal of third-party apps and clock faces from Fitbit smartwatches in the EU due to regulatory requirements, effective June 2024. Users will no longer be able to download new apps or faces, but can still use existing ones. The affected devices include Fitbit Sense 2, Fitbit Versa 4, and others, while trackers and Google apps remain unaffected.
Key Google AR Executive Paul Greco Leaves Company
Google has faced another setback in its augmented reality (AR) endeavors as another key executive, Paul Greco, has left the company. Greco, who was a vice president of engineering at Google and formerly the chief technology officer of Magic Leap,…