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Google Health 5.11 rolling out with Fitbit Air Health Guardian, improved sleep tracking, & more

Google Health 5.11 is rolling out this week as a rather big update for Fitbit trackers and the Pixel Watch. more…

Google Health 5.11 rolling out with Fitbit Air Health Guardian, improved sleep tracking, & more

Google Health 5.11 update has introduced the ability to automatically track over 100 different activities. This expansion is now available for the Pixel Watch 3 and newer models, as well as Fitbit Air and Fitbit Edge. 9to5Google reports that this update marks a significant improvement over previous versions. Previously, the Pixel Watch could only track up to 10 activities automatically.

The new update now includes tracking for swimming, strength training, golf, cardio machines, and more. Users will also be able to customize settings to better suit their needs. This update promises to provide users with twice the accuracy in tracking health and fitness metrics compared to previous versions. It's worth noting that while most brands use similar sensors in their products, the software plays a crucial role in tracking and displaying data.

The goal of Google Health is to present the most accurate information possible, which is particularly important for professional athletes. The update is accessible on Android devices and is also available on Apple products.

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