Get motivated by your Bitmoji with new Fitbit watch face

Fitbit and Snap have teamed up to create a fun new watch face for the Fitbit Versa and Ionic. There’s now a new Bitmoji clock face that updates throughout the day to reflect what you’re doing or motivate you to get moving. There are over 50 variations of your Bitmojis that respond to activities you’ve done or help motivate you to “create healthy habits.” Some of these include waving hello to start your day, dancing with your alarm clock, being on a treadmill after a great run, meditating when you are, and sleep walking when it’s time to go to sleep.

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Review: Fitbit Versa

By Gadjo Cardenas Sevilla

Fitbit has been on a path to refine its fitness tracking devices and software and develop a more multifunctional general-purpose smartwatch that will suit a wider number of users.

The Fitbit Versa, which be the evolution of the Fitbit Ionic and the Fitbit Blaze before it, offers a friendly and more familiar look that's neither too masculine or to feminine.

This is a refreshingly lightweight watch and its easy to forget you're wearing it. The range of bands is nowhere as wide or as funky as Apple’s, but it is decent and runs the gamut from sporty rubber to fancy leather and even metal bracelets. I use the grey rubber band during the week and dress up the Versa with navy blue Horween leather case on weekends.

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Fitbit wants to democratize fitness wearables with latest line of smartwatches

By Gadjo Cardenas Sevilla

Fitbit is the leading company in fitness trackers. Fitbit has evolved from offering smart pedometers to making popular fitness trackers and has been trying its hand at more functional smartphones.

The core of Fitbit's focus has always been a well-rounded approach at fitness. The company doesn't only track steps or specific exercises, they stress the importance of tracking sleep and sleep quality, nutrition and a range of exercises. Now the company is aiming to democratize fitness solutions for all users. The Fitbit Versa is available for preorder, it costs $249.95 and will be coming to market by April 19.

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Fitbit releases Fitbit Versa, Female Health Tracking and Fitbit Ace for kids

Fitbit just released a trifecta of products, each expanding the health tracking services and devices to new markets. The first one is a more affordable smartwatch in the Fitbit Versa. This rounded and more fashion-focused Fitbit that recalls some design touches from Pebble. Fitbit absorbed Pebble two years ago. The Fitbit Versa comes on April 2018 and will sell for $249 CAD.

Fitbit also unveiled Female Health Tracking for logging menstrual cycles, recording symptoms and allowing these to be a part of their Fitbit health and fitness analytics. This is the first time that female health has been integrated in a fitness tracker. Fitbit Ace is the first fitness tracker designed for kids and will sell for $129.95 when it ships in the spring. This feedsinto a secure Fitbit Family account and allows parents to safeguards their kids' information. Find out more on  Fitbit Versa, female health tracking and  Fitbit Ace.