You can sync your Fitbit with an iPhone through the mobile Fitbit app. There are also a few tricks you can try if your Fitbit won't sync.

If your Fitbit Charge 6 is stuck on the "Download Fitbit App" screen, there are several steps you can take to resolve the issue. Here are the detailed procedures to help you get your device up and ...

Syncing your Fitbit Charge 6 with your phone is a straightforward process that ensures you can track your health metrics, receive notifications, and enjoy seamless integration between your wearable ...

Fitbit app redesign rolls out in October. Personal AI wellness coach central to the experience. Fitbit Premium membership required. Google recently announced plans for an overhauled Material 3 ...

This article explains how to set up Fitbit notifications to mirror some of your smartphone's notifications. These instructions apply to iOS and Android devices, and all Fitbits with an LCD can support ...

Called “Coach,” this feature is designed to be your all-in-one fitness trainer, sleep coach, and health and wellness advisor.

While the two won’t sync directly, this workaround gets your health data in one place Apple Watch does not sync directly to the Fitbit app. Third-party apps like Strava or MyFitnessSync can get your ...

Exercise and fitness goals aren't the same for everyone, so the option to customize your goals and which statistics you see first is important. Fitbit updated its app in September to include a new ...

Third-party iOS apps can give you more data about your Fitbit activities, friends, and devices than Fitbit's official apps Fitbit’s official mobile apps for Android, iOS, and Windows Phone work quite ...

On Monday, Google announced that Health Connect stats can now appear in the Fitbit app, and here’s a bit more about how that integration will work. Once rolled out, going to the device icon in the top ...

Fitbit unveiled an AI health coach. The AI coach reflects a broader trend among health wearables. The feature becomes available starting in October. Get more ZDNET: Add us as a preferred Google source ...