Michael Jonathan 
Fitbit tracks sleep using a combination of your heart rate, stillness that lasts about an hour, and small movements such as rolling in bed. The heart rate and movement data enables Fitbit to give you a more precise analysis of your sleep cycle. Every Fitbit device monitors and logs sleep in stages to show you … Read more
You can use a Fitbit fitness tracker or smartwatch to track cycling exercises. These devices use SmartTrack to automatically detect and log bike rides and GPS to measure pace, elevation, route, distance, and total time spent biking. What I love about Fitbit when it comes to bike rides is its ability to records metrics such … Read more
While Fitbit smartwatches and fitness trackers are not waterproof, every model has a decent water-resistant rating of up to 5 ATM, which bars sweat, splashes, and water from getting into the inner components. Being water-resistant up to 5 ATM means a Fitbit device can withstand water pressure of up to the depth of 50 meters. … Read more
Your Fitbit uses a 3-axis accelerometer, a set of algorithms, and a well-defined formula to count how many steps you take on a walking exercise. However, the device may miscalculate your steps at times or fail to track them altogether. In this post, I share the possible reasons why your Fitbit is not counting your … Read more
Spotify works optimally on your Apple Watch if you have a premium subscription. In the case where you have a free account, you should be able to control the Spotify music, audiobooks, or podcasts playing on your iPhone. But if you’ve noticed that the app isn’t working or it keeps freezing on your Apple Watch, … Read more
You can use a Fitbit without a smartphone. You’ll have access to useful features built into your smartwatch or fitness tracker, but you’ll need to sync the device to access recent data about your health and fitness. Without your smartphone nearby, your Fitbit won’t have access to streaming services, in-depth sleep stats, and connected GPS. … Read more
Is your Apple Watch not tracking your steps? Or maybe it jammed up and won’t count and synchronize any of the steps you take? The most common reasons include loose contact, clogged debris, outdated watchOS, wrong activity settings, and conflict with third-party fitness apps. Wrist detection and location services may be off if the watch … Read more
Every Apple Watch has a Control Center that gives you quick access to useful features necessary to get the most out of the smartwatch. However, none of the features matter if the swipe up function is not working. This article looks at why Apple Watch swipe up is not working, and then it recommends possible … Read more
As a companion timepiece to your iPhone, the Apple Watch lets you stay up to date with notifications you never want to miss. Sadly, it can be frustrating if the watch is not getting alerts by means of sound and vibration. In this article, I explain why your Apple Watch won’t show notifications, as well … Read more
Powered by sensors that work even with your Android or iOS smartphone’s screen off, Google Fit can track and report different health and fitness stats in real time. However, there are times when Google Fit fails to track important activities, such as steps and distance covered during a workout. In this post, I explain why … Read more