Google launches screenless Fitbit Air, Google Health

Google has unveiled the Fitbit Air, a screenless wearable designed for continuous health tracking, launching May 26 for $99.99. This device slots into various bands and offers a week-long battery life, aiming for greater comfort than traditional smartwatches. Data syncs to the new Google Health app, which replaces the Fitbit app and introduces an AI Health Coach powered by Gemini. This coach can provide personalized wellness advice based on user data, including workout routines and dietary logging via photo analysis. The move signifies Google's shift towards a more integrated and AI-driven health ecosystem, potentially making wearables more unobtrusive and personalized.