Google has initiated the first firmware update for the Fitbit Air, improving its functionality. The update includes bug fixes and enhancements to exercise tracking capabilities following earlier Google Health app updates.
Google has rolled out the first firmware update for the Fitbit Air, specified as version 20001.253.2, following a day one update during setup. This update is designed to improve overall functionality and resolve existing issues.
The firmware update is gradually becoming available to users, indicated by a 'Device update' card in the Today feed on the Google Health app. The installation can occur without the device being charged, making it convenient for users.
The firmware versioning differs slightly between iOS and Android. For iOS, it displays as 20001.253.2, while Android displays it as 67.20001.253.2, indicating a front-end modification.
Google's previous app updates have addressed certain exercise tracking inaccuracies, including issues with data exports and live tracking responses when connectivity is lost. The company aims to enhance the automatic detection of various exercises by the Fitbit Air in future updates.
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Google has initiated the first firmware update for the Fitbit Air, improving its functionality. The update includes bug fixes and enhancements to exercise tracking capabilities following earlier Google Health app updates.