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Google unveils screenless Fitbit Air and Google Health app to replace Fitbit

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Google has launched the screenless Fitbit Air and a new Google Health app, marking a return to minimalist wearables focused on health data tracking. This shift is significant for developers as it opens new opportunities in AI-driven health analytics and user interface design for non-visual feedback mechanisms. The integration of an AI-powered health coach within the app suggests future advancements in personalized health guidance through wearable technology.

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