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Fitbit integration

If you're still using the app list on the Pixel Watch 3, you're doing it wrong
AppWizard
September 22, 2024

If you’re still using the app list on the Pixel Watch 3, you’re doing it wrong

User experience in smartwatches is crucial for navigating app interfaces. The author compared the Apple Watch 6 and Galaxy Watch 4, noting that Samsung's app drawer offers an organized and customizable grid, allowing users to sort apps alphabetically or manually. In contrast, Apple's method lacked consistency, causing confusion for the author. The introduction of the Pixel Watch initially presented an app drawer in a list format, which was inefficient and frustrating. However, the Pixel Watch 3 introduced a grid view option, allowing users to see nine app icons simultaneously, enhancing usability and making app access easier. The author prefers the grid view for its intuitive design and efficiency.
Google designers detail the ongoing effort to revamp Fitbit app
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April 13, 2024

Google designers detail the ongoing effort to revamp Fitbit app

Google's acquisition of Fitbit has led to a revamp of the Fitbit app, aligning it with Google's Material You aesthetic. The new design draws inspiration from the Light and Space art movement and focuses on personalization and a user-centric approach. The integration of Fitbit's rounded design preferences into the Google Pixel Watch 2 signifies a strategic move for Fitbit, combining Google's smartwatch capabilities with Fitbit's health expertise.
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