No longer bound to Android phones or Wear OS, the Google Fit app is coming as a standalone iOS download for iPhone users, according to a Google blog post published earlier today. Since its big ...

Google has released a preview software development kit (SDK) for Google Fit, the platform the company will launch later this year to help Android users aggregate data from fitness apps and devices.

Google’s rival to Apple Health just made the hop across platforms. Google Fit can now be installed on an iPhone, making it easier to participate in challenges with Android users. Even better, the ...

If you're looking to improve your health and start exercising more often, a fitness tracker or smartwatch can help you maintain your wellness goals and measure your progress. However, if you don't ...

Google Fit has been the first-party health platform for a while now, but its API is going to be put to bed in favor of Health Connect. Editorial Note: Talk Android may contain affiliate links on some ...

Compete against multiple people regardless of the device and fitness tracker they are using with the Challenges app. The Challenges app is compatible with an Apple Watch, Fitbit, or any device that ...

Samsung Galaxy Watches offer excellent hardware, an intuitive UI, and a customizable design. Plus, they are packed with sensors to monitor your health and physical activity, syncing that data with ...

OHealth, the companion app for the OnePlus Watch 2, threw an ominous warning to users, informing them that the app tried to access sensitive Google account data but was blocked by Google. However, ...

Samsung's latest Galaxy smartwatches run on Wear OS. Despite that, most of your fitness data is recorded and displayed by the Galaxy Wearable and Samsung Health apps instead of Google Fit. This ...

Most major tech companies are stepping into fitness and health tracking and Google is no exception. The company launched Google Fit in 2014 and subsequently revamped it alongside Android Wear 2.0. As ...

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