Will a fitness tracker really help you lose weight?
Researchers who thought using a fitness device would boost a standard diet and exercise program were surprised by the results
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Fitbit CEO reveals new products and potential for further growth
Popular devices for tracking health and fitness data are used by millions of people worldwide
How to choose the fitness tracker that's right for you
A look at what you really need in a wearable fitness tracker - and which ones do it best
Hate exercising? Short bursts could be just as effective
An expert says you can cut down on the hours at the gym with just a few minutes of intense exercise, for similar health benefits
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$25 Apple Watch comes with a major catch
Some companies are offering the popular device as an incentive, but there's a trade-off
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The month was a disappointment overall, but if you owned Groupon or Fossil, to name two, you were cheering
How effective is your sleep tracker?
Five different devices are put to the test to see how good they are at tracking sleep patterns
Woman's Fitbit fitness tracker detects her pregnancy
When a husband thought his wife's Fitbit was faulty, he turned to Reddit for answers - and got life-changing advice
Fitbit's newest band, Alta, is totally aimed at fashion
Latest wearable fitness tracker from Fitbit was designed with style in mind
What's ailing Fitbit?
The fitness device maker has been suffering in 2016, with its stock slipping below its IPO price
Fitbit users sue, claiming heart rate monitor is inaccurate
A lawsuit claims that the Charge HR and Surge models dangerously underestimated heart rates during workouts
The new Fitbit Blaze looks a lot like Apple Watch
$199.95 Fitbit Blaze debuts at CES 2016; it's hard not to notice the Apple Watch resemblance, but do they really compare?
HTC Vive, Fitbit Blaze and more highlights from CES 2016
CNET Editor in Chief Lindsey Turrentine has the inside scoop from the biggest tech show of the year
Fitbit vs. Apple Watch: Who won Christmas?
Fitbit shows a surge of popularity, with its iOS app reaching number one on the "free apps" list
Why a hot holiday item may be a gift to your portfolio
Wall Street bets shares of one wearable-tech company's stock are poised for a happy holiday season (and beyond)
Fitbit tracker hacked in 10 seconds
Hack uses the wireless fitness band's open Bluetooth connection
Why Target is giving its workers Fitbits
More than 300,000 employees will get a basic $60 version of the activity tracker
Fried foods and FitBits: Dieting tough on campaign trail
2016 presidential candidates find their healthy habits put to the test as they work the crowds
Fitness trackers sell well, get old fast
One research firm estimates that about a third of fitness trackers get abandoned after six months
Is 10,000 steps a day the magic number for fitness?
The surprising history of the suddenly trendy fitness goal
Do fitness wearables live up to their promise?
With the growing popularity of devices like Fitbit, questions arise about how much fitness tracking really does for your health
Fitbit steps out swiftly in its Wall Street debut
The maker of fitness tracking gear jumped nearly 50 percent on its first day of trading as a public stock
Fitbit files for $100 million IPO
San Francisco startup will be first wearable tech-focused company to go public
Trade your privacy for an insurance discount
John Hancock offers possible rate cuts for customers willing to have their habits and medical information tracked
California couple at center of surrogacy scandal arrested
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