Published May 7, 2026, 11:16 AM EDT Jon is a seasoned journalist who has written definitive coverage of consumer tech at publications like Engadget, Android Authority, and BetaKit. He's an expert on making tech accessible ranging from mobile and PCs to emerging platforms like wearables. When he's not writing, he's going on adventures with ihis family and is an avid photographer. Google has released its first mainstream Fitbit device in three years, the Fitbit Air, and it's a not-so-subtle response to screenless fitness trackers like the Whoop series — including a partnership with basketball superstar Stephen Curry to make sure you notice. The new wearable is built around the Gemini-based Google Health Coach and uses a combination of heart rate tracking, motion sensing, oxygen saturation (SpO2) monitors, and a skin temperature sensor to customize fitness plans around your activity and sleep patterns. You'll ideally know what workouts you need, how your health is trending, and when you need more rest.…