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Fitbit just retired a bunch of its Ionic and Versa smartwatch apps

Fitbit just retired a bunch of its Ionic and Versa smartwatch apps

Posted on June 10, 2019 By Jarvis

First-party apps and clock faces get culled

Fitbit Labs, the company’s branch that builds apps and watch faces for its smartwatches, has announced it will retire several of its creations.

Fitbit says it will be removing the New Parent, Tennis and Think Fast apps on 15 June, as well as the Mood Log clock face. If you already have them on your device, they won’t disappear, but Fitbit says functionality “will be reduced”.
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