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"description": "I’m growing tired of being nagged by a smartwatch. ",
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"textContent": "NBA superstar Steph Curry posted a video on Instagram, briefly showing off a wristband that looks very similar to a Whoop fitness tracker. That is, a fitness tracker that lacks any sort of display. It tracks your health metrics in the background, while staying stylish. It’s a return to form for fitness trackers before smartwatches took over.\n\nHere’s the video:\n\n> View this post on Instagram \n>\n> A post shared by Wardell Curry (@stephencurry30)\n\nThe video ends with a Google logo animation, and if you scroll through the comments you’ll find Fitbit and Google both left a teasing comment.\n\nWhen I reached out to Google about the post, a spokesperson provided me with a similarly cryptic statement:\n\n> Our Performance Advisor has been working with the team to cook up something special 👀. More to share soon.\n\nShortly after Curry’s post went live a Bloomberg report provided more details about the unreleased product. According to the report, Google will release a Fitbit that lacks a screen later this year.\n\nGoogle will, presumably, leverage its Fitbit Personal Health Coach and its AI integration to provide users with actionable insights and advice using data from the band.\n\nGoogle I/O Kicks off next month, on May 19, and Google has been known to unveil hardware devices during the software-focused event. I’m not entirely sure that timing qualifies as “later this year” but it technically is later in the year.",
"title": "Google just teased a new Fitbit — I’m so here for it",
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