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Credit: Android Headlines TL;DR A new leak suggests the Fitbit Edge could cost €179 (~$200) in the EU and £159 in the UK. The fitness tracker is expected to come in four colors.

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Credit: Android Headlines TL;DR
A new leak suggests the Fitbit Edge could cost €179 (~$200) in the EU and £159 in the UK. The fitness tracker is expected to come in four colors.
The Fitbit Edge is said to feature a 17.7g aluminum body, a 1.34-inch AMOLED display, a 5 ATM and IP68 rating, four Pixel-inspired colors, and up to seven-day battery life with a user-replaceable battery.
For health tracking, the Fitbit Edge could include GPS, ECG, SpO2, skin temperature, blood pressure trend, and insulin resistance tracking. It could also be paired with Gemini AI coaching and come with Android and iOS support.
Just yesterday, a surprise leak revealed plenty of key details about Google’s upcoming fitness tracker, the Fitbit Edge. This is said to be a screen-equipped fitness tracker that sits between the Fitbit Air and the Pixel Watch 5 in Google’s lineup. Now, a new leak is filling in the blanks for Fitbit Edge, sharing more of its specifications and features, colors, and expected price.
According to Dealabs, the Fitbit Edge will come in four colors similar to those of the Pixel Watch 5:

TL;DR Google’s releasing Android 17 QPR2 Beta 7.1 this afternoon, one week after distributing QPR2 Beta 7. The big change in this release is a fix targeting major performance issues first introduced in QPR1.

Credit: Shimul Sood / Android Authority TL;DR Google is expanding the rollout of a fix that restores the missing network signal icon in Android Auto.

TL;DR The extensive Google Translate redesign we first spotted in July is now rolling out. While most elements have been retained, the new redesign includes a couple of key changes compared to the July redesign.