New safety features are also now available
Google is best known for its search engine and other services, but it’s also a hardware company with a growing range of products including phones, tablets, smart speakers, smart displays, home automation devices and now, smart watches.In this sense, it competes with Apple and Samsung, especially when it comes to phones and wearables.
Having said that, Google has put its stamp on Fitbit and now requires you to use a Google account to access the watch and the Fitbit data as well as data from other Fitbit devices. But if you turn it over, you’ll see new sensors that improve the way it tracks heart beats, skin temperature and signs of stress. What you don’t see is a faster processor and low power co-processor, but if you wear the watch all day, you will see why they’re there. Last year’s model had a tough time getting you through a full 24-hour day without recharging, but the Watch 2 is more energy efficient.
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