Fitbit

Fitbit designs products and experiences that track everyday health and fitness, empowering and inspiring people to lead healthier, more active lives. The company’s diverse line of award-winning products includes the Fitbit Flex wristband, Fitbit Zip and Fitbit One activity trackers, as well as the Aria Wi-Fi Smart Scale. Fitbit products are carried in more than 20,000 North American retail stores and sold internationally in more than 17 countries across Asia and Europe.

Fitbit Wellness

Fitbit Wellness now a HIPAA compliant service

Fitbit's HIPAA compliance safeguards support new business and deeper integration opportunities with corporate customers.
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Fitbit fighting back Jawbone, sues it for patent infringement

The world's biggest activity tracking device maker alleges that Jawbone's UP bands as well as the UP software is infringing on three of its patents.
Fitbit for Windows 10

Fitbit launches Windows 10 app

The application features live tiles support, quick actions, Cortana and Notification center support, and Universal design with continuum support.
Fitbit home

Fitbit moves 4.5M devices in Q2 for revenues of $400M

The figure compares to revenues of $114M in the same period last year and represents a Y-o-Y growth of 250%; Fitbit has sold more than 25M devices to date.
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Fitbit IPO brings in $732M, $37M more than expected

Fitbit will begin selling its stock on the NYSE Thursday at a price of $20 per share, which is a dollar more than the company had previously announced.
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Fitbit spent most money advertising its fitness trackers last year

The company has spent about $21.6 across TV, magazines and the Web; Garmin came in second at $18.7 million, while Samsung was third with $11.6 million.
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Jawbone sues Fitbit again, this time for patent infringement

What's more, the UP band maker's filing in US District Court in San Francisco seeks a sales injunction against Fitbit's activity trackers.
Fitbit home

Fitbit looking to raise as much as $478 million in IPO

Morgan Stanley, Deutsche Bank and Bank of America are managing the offering; the stock will be listed on the New York Stock Exchange under the symbol FIT.
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Jawbone suing Fitbit over employee poaching, data theft

The UP3 wearable maker claims Fitbit has been systematically plundering proprietary data by hiring Fitbit employees who allegedly stole confidential information.
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Fitbit files for an IPO to raise $100 million

Morgan Stanley, Deutsche Bank Securities, and BofA Merrill Lynch will act as active joint book-running managers for the proposed offering.