ot even be possible with the previous sensor technology, such as FSRs (Force Sensitive Resistors) that cannot be folded, washed, or maintained stable for periods of time consistent with health and automotive product life cycles.

1. Hands-on with Fitbit’s latest smartwatch for women (and
men); smaller than the Ionic.
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2. This is a big update for the Ionic, and perhaps the most notable
change is how you now interact with the watch. Swiping down now
reveals your notifications and a swipe up takes you to the new "Fitbit
Today" page. This houses all of the information found with the old
Today app, including your steps, calories, floors, distance, and active
minutes. Your main goal is shown first with a graph of your progress
for the last seven days, and you can swipe left on this to see your
other stats.
Below this is where you'll find how many steps you've taken each
hour, and now you can swipe to view your total active time
throughout the day even when you still have steps to go for the
current hour. Another swipe up will take you to a live readout of your
current heart-rate and graph of what it's been for the past seven
days, and at the very bottom of Fitbit Today is a brief breakdown of
your most recent workout.
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