Fitness device manufacturer Fitbit is withdrawing from the South African market after parent company Google made the decision that the SA market ain’t doing it for them anymore.
With the rise and rise in popularity of the Apple Watch, and other trackers like Fitbit and Garmin, perhaps we’re nearing the point where everything that adorns our body is tech-capable.
Not everyone is thrilled with Google’s announcement that they’re buying Fitbit, which is understandable considering their track record.
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Ever wondered that your cocaine habit is going to cause your heart to explode? You’re not alone, and maybe you need a Fitbit in your life.
Fitbit might have hit the ground running when they first launched their product, but now the company is finding it tough to get out of a slump.
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It’s probably the most enjoyable form of exercise out there (you heard right, CrossFit peeps), but should you really be wearing your Fitbit?
Fitbit South Africa aren’t too impressed by something we wrote in regards to their product, but it looks like they might be hiding a dirty little secret.
Fitness trackers seem to be all the rage at the minute, people humblebragging on Facebook about their latest run. There’s just the one problem, you see.