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Google is reportedly rolling out its first update for the Fitbit Air to Android and iOS users late this week. The company didn't state much aside from "bug fixes" in its patch notes, drumming up hope ...

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Google has begun rolling out the Fitbit Air’s first post-launch firmware update, bringing bug fixes and general performance improvements. The update could deliver Google’s previously announced ...

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