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Google launches Fitbit Edge

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Notebookcheck · 23h
Google unveils Fitbit Edge with GPS, ECG and AMOLED display
With Fitbit Edge, Google reveals an alternative to Fitbit Air that offers not only an AMOLED touchscreen but also a GPS module. Despite the screen, the battery is said to last a full week before the wearable needs to be charged again.

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9to5Google · 1d
Google announces $179 Fitbit Edge tracker with display, GPS
 · 1h
Google unveils new Fitbit line as fitness gadget competition heats up
PC Magazine · 1d
Fitbit Fans, Rejoice! The Fitbit Edge Is Here, and It Has a Screen
Fitbit is finally debuting a true successor to the Editors’ Choice-winning Charge 6.

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 · 6h
5 reasons I'm keeping my Fitbit Air and not buying a Fitbit Edge
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Google’s Fitbit Edge Sits Between a Fitbit Air and Pixel Watch 5
PC World
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Google Gets into the Turn-By-Turn GPS Business

Google is gunning for a piece of the GPS turn-by-turn market with a new driving direction app for Google Android handsets. The move is a direct assault on GPS market leaders Garmin, TomTom, and Apple’s iPhone which is growing in popularity as a GPS ...
XDA Developers
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Urban GPS tracking will get more accurate on Android phones next year

Sharing your general location with someone is easy. Unfortunately, thanks to location tracking errors, getting someone’s precise location isn’t always accurate, especially in dense urban areas. Google is aware of these limitations and today unveiled ...
Ars Technica
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Google promises “spectacular” city GPS improvement with 3D building data

Getting a solid GPS location in a city can be tough thanks to all the tall buildings. Skyscrapers reflect the GPS signal and can make your location data go crazy, but now, Google says it can correct for this and give users a much more accurate location.
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