Fitbit has a rich history in GPS technology, and its foray into smartwatches reflects that legacy.

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   • 2007:

     • Founded by James Park and Eric Friedman in San Francisco.
     • Concept focused on making fitness tracking accessible and engaging.
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   • 2009:

     • Launched the Fitbit Ultra, featuring enhanced tracking capabilities and wireless syncing via Bluetooth.
     • Gained traction among fitness enthusiasts and early adopters.

   • 2013:

     • Released the Fitbit Flex, a wristband tracker that allowed users to monitor their activity more discreetly.
     • Emphasized social features, enabling users to connect and compete with friends.

   • 2014:

     • Introduced the Fitbit Charge and Charge HR, adding continuous heart rate monitoring and caller ID features.

   • 2015:

     • Launched the Fitbit Surge, a more advanced fitness watch with GPS tracking.
     • Enhanced the Fitbit app, making it a comprehensive health and wellness tool.

   • 2016:

     • Released the Fitbit Blaze, a smartwatch-style tracker with a color display and customizable watch faces.
     • Expanded partnerships with health organizations to promote fitness and wellness.

   • 2017:

     • Launched the Fitbit Ionic, the company’s first true smartwatch, incorporating third-party apps and music storage.

   • 2018:

     • Released the Fitbit Versa, which became one of the best-selling smartwatches, focusing on fitness tracking and style.

   • 2019:

     • Acquired by Google for approximately $2.1 billion, aiming to enhance Google’s health and fitness ecosystem.
     • Continued to operate independently while integrating Google services.

   • 2020-2023:

     • Introduced the Fitbit Sense, Fitbit Versa 3, Fitbit Charge 5 etc. featuring advanced health metrics like stress management and skin temperature tracking.
     • Focused on mental health and wellness features, expanding beyond traditional fitness tracking.

     • 2023-2024:

       • Released it latest models such as Fitbit Versa 4, Fitbit Sense 2, Fitbit Charge 6, Fitbit Inspire 3 etc.

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