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Fitness trackers are getting more personal, powerful in 2022 and beyond

Posted on January 30, 2022August 27, 2023 By bot

Your first fitness tracker — whether an early Fitbit, the now-defunct Jawbone, a simple pedometer or a heart monitor strap — probably did little more than track your steps and calories burned. Early smartwatches, meanwhile, essentially felt like phone companions rather than stand-alone devices.  .
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