Fitness Tracker

Issue:

RFK wants to identify autistic persons using a variety of methods including smartwatches and fitness trackers. 44% of Americans own wearable health tracking devices and this means we have a huge installed base of potential boycotters. U.S. revenue from this business sector is projected to be

Three days each month, it seems to log thousands of steps while I'm asleep, and then I wake up with a funny metallic taste in my mouth.

I got back into crochet so that I could have several scarves ready to donate in December for a community collection. That works out since scarves are the only things I can knit and crochet. I finished a knitted scarf project I abandoned nearly two years ago. Then I switched to crochet as those sc

https://www.usnews.com/news/health-news/articles/2025-04-23/is-rfk-jr-creating-an-autism-registry-what-to-know

Please tell me that our government isn't going to obtain medication records from pharmacies, lab test results, genomic data from patients treated by the Department of Veterans Affairs a

It's so annoying how Google bought Fitbit, which was like the best fitness tracker company ever, and totally ruined it. All the cool stuff about Fitbit, like challenges and communities, are gone now. Boo, Google! Boo! That was a really poor move.

i love the functionality of fitness trackers and like being able to track my steps, workouts, sleep, etc but why are they all ugly or massive??? i really like the fitbit luxe but fitbit is going down and they dont make them anymore. love garmins but they are all massive. i hate the way apple watches

I'm looking for a new fitness tracker and honestly the market is kinda depressing right now. Everything feels like it dies after two years.

I'm using a Mi Band at the moment and the thing still looks pretty new, but the sensor has started acting wild. I can literally be sitting and it'll tell me my

In a discovery that shocks almost no-one, a data validation study has found that Fitness trackers are bad at measuring calories burned. The study from Stanford University shows that calories burned as tracked by these devices: Apple Watch, Basis Peak, Microsoft Band 2, Fitbit Surge, Mio, PulseOn, Sa

Ok so I have done a bit or research. Obviously Smart watches and fitness trackers for some ridiculous reason are not allowed on a train. My issue. The DOT which obviously encompasses the FRA, FAA, and FMCSA regulates us. I used to be a truck driver and have several friends who are airline pilot

My whole weight loss journey people have gone out of their way to tell me that however I am tracking is incorrect.

Examples:

My Garmin wear able isn’t accurate for calorie burn

My calorie tracking app is wrong.

The scale at my gym isn’t accurate.

Most recently someone told me that tracking ca