Google Health is getting a staggering 14 new upgrades after Fitbit users dragged it through the dirt, and it’s just the start of Google’s wider improvement plans — but will it be enough to keep users satisfied?

A new Google Health update aims to solve a lot of user issues including food logs and activity accuracy.

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Google Fitbit Air review: The affordable Whoop alternative hits all the right notes, but its messy AI-powered app holds it back from greatness

Not quite a Whoop killer, but good enough for most people.

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The best hidden feature on your Wi-Fi router is the guest network — and it’s for more than just guests

If you’ve got a guest network option on your router, it’s more useful than you might have realized.

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Google Health has taken over from Fitbit on my phone, but I still don’t trust AI enough to talk to me about my health

The Google Health Coach is an AI-powered assistant ready and waiting to improve your fitness — but is it useful?

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Google Health is getting heat for being ‘unbelievably bad’ after replacing the Fitbit app — but Google says fixes are coming

The new Google Health app has a lot of work to do to win over Fitbit fans, but Google says updates are coming.

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Google Health’s rough Fitbit takeover is already forcing a major cleanup plan

Google is responding to criticism of its Fitbit replacement with a cleanup roadmap for Google Health, starting with workout fixes this week and expanding into sleep, nutrition, Coach, and data-sharing updates.

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The Fitbit app is finally being rebranded as Google Health — here are 5 things you need to know about the big change and what it means for Fitbit users

5 things you need to know about Google Health, the Fitbit app’s sweeping rebrand that we all knew was coming eventually.
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I tried the app Whoop just sued — and it’d be a real shame if it lost the battle

I tried both Whoop and Bevel to see if they really are strikingly, infringingly similar.

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Fitness tracking under scrutiny as Strava military data leak exposes personnel

Strava activity logs tied to over 500 UK military personnel show how shared fitness data can reveal identities, routines, and sensitive locations, turning simple workouts into a potential security risk.

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Strava runs are continuing to leak sensitive military information, with over 500 UK soldiers the latest to be exposed

We’ve got more cases of military personnel revealing a significant amount of information through the fitness app.

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