What takes a long time will be good: Fitbit, the popular manufacturer of fitness trackers, has published its application for the Microsoft operating system Windows Phone OS. The app connects to a Bluetooth device and enables real-time synchronization.
Quantified Self is the name of the term that stands for, among other things, tracking, evaluating and analyzing your own body. Fitness trackers are not magic; You cannot lose several kilograms with them overnight – but the little helpers offer good guidance and consultation. For example, the user can still see in real time on his smartphone whether he is doing something right or wrong. We find that this type of wearable is courteous if you want to have a healthier lifestyle and want to involve technology.
All in all, good options that were not available to everyone so far: Windows Phone users had only a limited choice so far – while there were many alternatives for the Android and iOS groups. Now Fitbit is here, one of the big players in this area.
With Fitbit for Windows Phone you can count your steps and calories and have your sleep monitored. There is also social integration: users can compare themselves with friends and see who is closer to their goal. This also ensures virtual motivation.
Fitbit products cost between 50 and 90 euros. The portfolio includes simple trackers such as the Fitbit Zip up to the multi-talent Fitbit Flex (TechStage Review).
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