Fitness trackers are getting more personal and powerful

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Fitness trackers are getting more personal & more powerful The near-term future of fitness tracking is about helping you make more sense of health data. See this Meta has a new AI supercomputer to shape the metaverse See this Apple wants your best iPhone macro photos for a contest See this AT&T fiber internet speeds get a boost with new multigig plans See this Best smart home devices of 2022 See this SPONSORED Protect the tech you love The membership you and your tech deserve. Learn More

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