Fitbit Edge specs and colors leak along with pricing for the EU and UK

Google is working on the Fitbit Edge fitness tracker, which was first leaked by Google itself in some official promotional material back in August. Yesterday, its name was outed along with some renders showing it in more detail. Today a new leak tells us that the Fitbit Edge will cost €179 in the Eurozone, and £159 in the UK.

It will be offered in four colors, which incidentally are the same as the ones in which the Pixel Watch 5 is available: Obsidian & Matte Black, Olive & Satin Pyrite, Canyon & Champagne Gold, and Fog & Polished Silver. The device will allegedly have a 1.34-inch… Fitbit Edge specs and colors leak along with pricing for the EU and UK.

Fitbit Edge specs and colors leak along with pricing for the EU and UK – com news ADVERTISEMENT Fitbit Edge specs and colors leak along with pricing for the EU and UK Post your comment Vlad 07 October 2026 Fitbit Google Smart wearables Rumors Google is working on the Fitbit Edge fitness tracker, which was first leaked by Google itself in some official promotional material back in August. The device will allegedly have a 1.34-inch AMOLED display, Bluetooth 5.4, GPS, an accelerometer, a barometer, a gyroscope, a heart rate sensor, SpO2 monitoring, ECG sensors, an ambient light sensor, and a step counter. It will track your steps, heart rate, distance, calories burned, sleep, menstrual cycle, SpO2, skin temperature, ECG, and will detect atrial fibrillation, irregular heart rhythms, cardiac load, your fitness level, and VO2 max.

We compare Google’s Photos and Gallery apps, so you can decide which one to use. Google Photos vs. Gallery app: What’s the difference and which should you use.

Google today announced its new EmbeddingGemma 2 model that can be used to “organize, search, and connect information directly on consumer hardware.” To show off its potential, Google created an AI Edge Foresight Mac app for “intelligent notetaking.” more…. Google AI Edge Foresight for Mac turns scribbles into full notes using offline recordings.

Our smart lights are looking less colorful today. Smart lights not changing colors? Blame Google Home.

Gallery is a pared-down option if you don’t need Photos’ cloud backup and editing features. We’re not talking about preloaded applications made by Android brands like Samsung’s Gallery, but an app that Google itself developed.

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The problem affects multiple smart light brands. It doesn’t seem like Google has acknowledged the issue yet.

It’s a stripped-down alternative you can use if you don’t really care for most of Google Photos’ features and just want something that will let you organize your images. If you’re wondering which one you should use between the two, well…

Google Home is having a weird, specific issue today. As pointed out on Reddit, Home is having trouble controlling the color of connected smart lights.

You may have to download the Gallery app from Google Play, but you can have both on your phone and just use one or the other when you want to. Photos has cloud backup, Gallery doesn’t One of the most important differences between the two apps is that Photos can automatically back up your images to the cloud, whereas Gallery can’t.

The issue is affecting lights from multiple manufacturers. According a post on the Google Home subeddit by user baddebate, Google Home is unable to change the colors of their smart lights.

You can switch on automatic backup in Photos by tapping on your avatar at the top right corner of the screen and then Backup, where you can toggle on the option.