Samsung’s cheap Fitbit Air rival just leaked again, but we still have tons of unanswered questions
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A low-cost Galaxy Fit 4 leaking through the FCC suggests Samsung wants to own the entry-level health wearable slot, not just the smartwatch tier. If you build health or fitness apps, assume a larger installed base of basic sensors — and design experiences that don’t require a full watch to capture value.
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