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Fitbit One and affordable Zip sync fitness data directly to iPhone 5
Fitbit Zip launches today for $59.99 with Bluetooth 4.0 synchronization with iPhone 5, iPhone 4S, and new iPad. Fitbit One costs $99.95 when it goes on sale next month as replacement for Fitbit Ultra.
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Yves Béhar promises a 'relaunch' of troubled Jawbone Up fitness band
Yves Béhar, Chief Creative Officer at Jawbone and designer of the Ouya game console, is speaking today at VentureBeat's MobileBeat 2012 conference and made some comments on the failed Jawbone Up, a potentially great product he designed that was ultimately marred by a number of flaws.
Apple preps iOS accessory makers for Bluetooth 4.0; not using Bluetooth for AirPlay
Apple's pushing iOS accessory vendors to make health and fitness gadgets using Bluetooth 4.0, and building a new system for configuring Wi-Fi accessories automatically from iOS devices.
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Jawbone Up owners eligible for full refund, can keep the troubled band
Jawbone finds issue with Up bands, offers full refund.
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Jawbone Up fitness bands are 'bricking,' say owners
Owners of the Jawbone Up are complaining of bricked devices in user forums.
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Jawbone Up fitness band review
Can a $99 rubber wristband inspire owners to move more, sleep better, and eat smarter?
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Jawbone Up review gallery
The Jawbone Up is a wristband that tracks your sleeping routine, workout activity, and eating habits using an accelerometer to provide its companion iOS app with data to evaluate your health and help you improve your daily habits.
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Jawbone Up fitness band and iPhone app available November 6th for $99.99
Jawbone Up is a motion sensing fitness bracelet that tracks your daily activity, workouts, and phases of sleep.