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Nothing has confirmed it will launch a new “AI-native” product in December, something that “couldn’t have been an app.”

Screenless trackers are all the rage right now, even though they’ve existed for decades. For instance, Whoop launched its first tracker in 2015, launching as among the first, if not the first of the category. In March, Whoop raised $575 million, garnering itself a $10 billion valuation, signaling increased interest in the space. But Whoop is now…

Screenless fitness bands are having a moment right now, with the likes of the Fitbit Air and the Garmin Cirqa showing that you don’t need a display to get a great wearable. Now, it looks like Suunto might be about to enter the fray with its own screenless option, and it might end up ditching…

Apple has reportedly taken notice of the popularity of the likes of the Google Fitbit Air and Garmin Cirqa — screenless fitness trackers designed for background activity tracking without smartwatch-style screens or notifications, originally associated with Whoop.

According to Bloomberg,rototypes described as a thin fabric band paired with a sensor-equipped computing module. No confirmed details exist on sensors, battery life, connectivity, charging method, pricing, or whether any subscription model would be involved. Bloomberg puts a potential release no earlier than 2028, and only if Apple decides to proceed. Apple has not publicly…

Apple is developing a screenless health and fitness tracker to compete with Whoop, according to a new report from Bloomberg. The company is reportedly “developing prototypes,” but has yet to decide whether to ultimately release the product.