New Fitbit hardware is in the works.
Fibit’s head of product Andy Abramson briefly teased new devices in the coming year during a media briefing covering the company’s new AI health coach. Mentioning that the health coach would roll out fully in 2026, he said it would be supported by “new Fitbit hardware” and that we should “stay tuned for an exciting year.” I’m gonna put my money on a ring, only because I think that would be pretty rad. [Link: Google…
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