Google’s Mysterious New Fitbit Just Got a Lot More Real
That mysterious, unnamed fitness tracker that appeared in some of Google’s marketing for the Pixel 11 is real and going to be released soon. This is the tracker we saw in some of Googles promotional material for the Pixel 11 series. Basically a hybrid of the Fitbit Air and Pixel Watch 5, potentially a successor to the Fitbit Charge series.
- ▪That mysterious, unnamed fitness tracker that appeared in some of Google’s marketing for the Pixel 11 is real and going to be released soon.
- ▪This is the tracker we saw in some of Googles promotional material for the Pixel 11 series.
- ▪Basically a hybrid of the Fitbit Air and Pixel Watch 5, potentially a successor to the Fitbit Charge series.
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That mysterious, unnamed fitness tracker that appeared in some of Google’s marketing for the Pixel 11 is real and going to be released soon. Thanks to new leaked images and materials from Android Headlines, we now know the device, reportedly called the “Fitbit Edge,” is designed to sit between the screenless Fitbit Air and the more fully featured Pixel Watch 5, offering the health features of the former without all of the apps and smartphone-like qualities of the…
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