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Whoop is putting a board-certified physician in its app to tell you why you’re tired

By Jay Bonggolto Published

Doctors on speed dial Whoop is turning its fitness app into an AI-powered health platform with live clinicians, smarter coaching, and deeper health tracking.

Doctors on speed dial
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Google's answer to Whoop could debut as soon as tomorrow

By Sanuj Bhatia Published

Almost here Google is expected to launch the Fitbit Air, its screen-less wearable, as soon as tomorrow.

Almost here
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Google is building a Whoop-style Fitbit, and Steph Curry just showed it off

By Sanuj Bhatia Published

A different Fitbit Google is reportedly working on a screen-less Fitbit band to rival Whoop's wearables.

A different Fitbit
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Whoop wins a key US court ruling against copycat wearables

By Sanuj Bhatia Published

A big legal win The court found Lexqi's wearable closely resembled Whoop's design.

A big legal win
Whoop stands firm against FDA pressure over Blood Pressure insights tool

By Nickolas Diaz Published

Won't Budge Whoop and the FDA clashed in recent issues over the former's BPI tool on its MG fitness band.

Won't Budge
A Garmin HRM 200 chest strap laying on a pillow, with the COROS HRM armband laying perpendicular atop its right side.
People have waited years for a 'Garmin sleep band.' Will Garmin get it right?

By Michael L Hicks Last updated

Garmin v. Whoop A "Garmin sleep band" would fill a niche that long-time Garmin watch owners have waited years for, but will Garmin emulate Whoop in the worst ways?

Garmin v. Whoop
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Whoop finally rolls out a Step Counting update three years after launch

By Nickolas Diaz Published

Get steppin' Whoop detailed an update rolling out, which brings step-tracking to its users.

Get steppin'
Eyes on with the Samsung Galaxy Ring at MWC 2024
We need to stop letting companies double-dip with high upfront costs and required subscriptions

By Brady Snyder Published

Enough is enough Samsung is reportedly weighing a subscription for its Galaxy Ring in addition to a $300 to $350 initial purchase price, and if it goes this route, consumers should boycott.

Enough is enough
Whoop 4.0 on wrist 21x9
Whoop 4.0 review: A new approach to health and fitness tracking

By Courtney Lynch Published

Keeping track without another screen.

Wearables
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WHOOP 4.0 is a new fitness tracker that doesn't have to just live on your wrist

By Jeramy Johnson Published

Wearables
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