Android users gain health insights as Google Health 5.0 introduces new stats widget

Android users gain health insights as Google Health 5.0 introduces new stats widget

Google Health's latest update for Fitbit app, version 5.0, features a customizable Quick Access Widget and a new icon, requiring users to adapt before Fitbit Air launches next week.

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The rollout of the updated Google Health app began on May 19 and is expected to be fully accessible by May 26 on Android devices. This version, 5.0, introduces a new Quick Access Widget designed to enhance user experience by allowing quick visibility of up to six health metrics.

Replacing the previous Steps widget, the new feature presents statistics personalized to the user's settings. The maximum layout for the widget is 5×3, and users can choose to display just one stat for a streamlined interface. Additional features include easy access to the Health Coach and a quick refresh option.

Moreover, the update features a redesigned Google Health icon, moving away from Fitbit branding, which will now be limited to hardware products. The upcoming launch of the Fitbit Air will require this app version for setup. Notably, certain Fitbit features, including badges and sleep animals, will not migrate to the new app.

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