Google-owned Fitbit is working on detecting arterial stiffness – a noted precursor for life-threatening heart conditions like atrial fibrillation (AFib), hypertension, and coronary artery disease. In a recently updated patent filing,

Basically, Fitbit will spit out a score between zero and 100, corresponding to low, moderate, or high amounts of readiness. So long as your Fitbit app is updated, the readiness score should be available to any watch or tracker, including the Luxe, Charge 5/6, Inspire 2/3, Sense, Sense 2, and Versa 2/3/4.

Google has quietly brought the Fitbit Daily Readiness Score feature to older Fitbit devices and Pixel Watch models.

When Google showcased the Pixel Watch 3 it revealed that the new smartwatch would be getting Fitbit’s daily readiness score for free – a feature which was previously exclusive to paying Fitbit Premium subscribers. Now a Fitbit update is bringing it to older devices too, and changing how it’s calculated.

The company officially announced through a support page that the Fitbit Daily Readiness Score feature is now accessible to users of legacy Pixel Watch and Fitbit devices, as repor

However, it's still exciting to see Peloton classes as part of the Fitbit app experience, providing users with new ways to get active. Starting today, Fitbit Premium subscribers that are located in the US,