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Fitbit unveiled a new smartwatch for kids aged 7 and above, the Ace LTE, featuring games, location sharing, and messaging. On Wednesday, the Google-owned company introduced the Ace LTE, inspired by ...

The first big post-launch update for the Fitbit Ace LTE adds Tap to Pay, Lunch break, and new games. As promised at launch, the Fitbit Ace LTE now supports Tap to Pay via the Greenlight or GoHenry ...

Most people today can probably remember their parents pulling the plug on their childhood gaming systems with firm directions to go outside and play. But instead of fighting technology, Fitbit's Ace ...

Google has announced the imminent arrival of the Fitbit Ace LTE, a gaming-centric smartwatch for kids aged 7 and above. Instead of what the Fitbit Ace line has been in previous generations – ...

What would a smartwatch look like if Nintendo, Google, and Fitbit came together to build it? According to Google, it’d look like the new Fitbit Ace LTE launching on June 5 in the Google online store ...

Google is crossing genres with its latest wearable for kids, combining a gaming system and an activity tracker in the Fitbit Ace LTE. The company is pitching this as a “first-of-its-kind connected ...

Ahead of the holidays, Google is rolling out an update to the Fitbit Ace LTE that adds two new types of chats and other features to the app. On the communication side, Family Chat creates a ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. The Fitbit Ace LTE highlights how hard it is for parents to make the right tech trade-offs for their kids. At first glance, the ...

Google is looking to gamify physical activity for kids 7 and older with a smartwatch that also provides a digital tether to their parents. In other words, the Fitbit Ace LTE, which debuted Wednesday, ...

It’s always a great feeling to know that our kids are connected. We can call them, check their location or send them a quick message. What if they’re not quite ready to carry a phone? The new Google ...