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4 Fitbit features that are likely going away after the Google deal (and 4 that will get way better)

4 Fitbit features that are likely going away after the Google deal (and 4 that will get way better)

Posted on November 5, 2019 By Jarvis

Now that Google’s purchase of Fitbit is official, let’s take a look at how things could change.

In a move that’s equal parts obvious and shocking, Google announced Friday that it is acquiring Fitbit, bringing an array of devices into the Wear OS maker’s tent. It’ll be a while before we know exactly how it all shakes out, but we can make a few educated guess about what’s staying and what’s going.
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