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Apple Stores to carry Jawbone UP once again

Apple Stores to carry Jawbone UP once again

Posted on June 5, 2015August 9, 2019 By Jarvis

It wasn’t that long ago, March in fact, that the fitness wearablesJawbone UP and Nike Fuelband were removed from the shelves of all of Apple’s retail stores. It was never made exactly clear why, but since the act also followed the Fitbit no longer being carried at Apple Stores, it was assumed that it was to reduce competition with the Apple Watch. Fitbit’s removal was due it not supporting Apple’s HealthKit platform, and Nike has said it’s moving away from wearables hardware like the Fuelband. Fortunately for Jawbone, it seems the UP is making a triumphant return.

Speaking at a product launch in Japan, Jason Donahue, Jawbone’s senior product manager, said that the UP2 fitness band will be available again at Apple Stores in the U.S. as soon as later this month. The comment came after he said that the UP2 would be sold in Apple Stores in Japan starting in July, followed by the mention that the stores in other regions, like the U.S., would have them even earlier.
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