Gadi Amit is the president and principal designer at NewDealDesign, a San Francisco studio responsible for creating the look and feel of products such as the Fitbit, Lytro camera and yet to be ...

Jonah Becker, former chief designer for HTC, has taken a new job designing products for Fitbit, where he'll still be competing with Apple and Samsung with wearable fitness products. Marguerite Reardon ...

Current mobile device: I’m trying to decide what phone to get next right now! I’m currently switching between a couple HTC phones and a Nextbit Robin (my friend/former business partner, Scott Croyle, ...

Fitbit’s upcoming Charge 6 will feature a design very reminiscent of the Charge 5. That’s according to an industry source speaking to 9to5Google, indicating the Google-owned company’s next flagship ...

This year, Fitbit teamed up with The Council of Fashion Designers of America to create a designer collection by New York-based brand PH5. The unique accessory line is now available for purchase. The ...

Gadi Amit has the bearing of an artist, but his salt-and-pepper beard, denim button-down shirt, slim-fit gray slacks, and work-boot-inspired footwear all recall the uniform of a manufacturer—with a ...

For me, fitness trackers are all about motivation. I used to go for a run every single day, and then quit, and then went to yoga every single day, and then I did nothing every single day. Now, a ...

When tech is one-size-fits-all, easy to use and overly digital, it can cause us to lose touch with our humanity. NewDealDesign, the studio that helped to develop the Fitbit, aims to simplify our ...

Yesterday was a big day at Fitbit. On August 29, the wearables company lifted the curtain on a number of new updates and products that are key indicators that connected accessories are being treated ...

Update: Our Fitbit Charge 5 review is now live. Check out our definitive verdict. The Fitbit Charge 5 is official, and is the biggest update to Fitbit’s flagship fitness tracker range since heart rate ...

Alongside the Pixel Watch, it looked like Fitbit was going to update its Android and iOS apps last fall. Instead, Fitbit removed screenshots of the revamp, but an image of the “new app design” has now ...