Google Fits and Fitbit stats was made available on Google Assistant and has also gotten some interesting tweaks recently. Meanwhile, in addition to all these enhancements, the software gets a new logo.
Since the debut of the long-anticipated Pixel Watch, the Big G’s activities with the Google Fits leaves an impression on most tech enthusiasts that there is a future for the software following some confirmed sources that the Fits is here to stay as well.
What does the Google Fits new logo look like?
The logo remains the usual heart-shaped logo but it’s no longer a closed design. The yellow portion turns into a check mark as the red U shape is now closer to the C icon. Google also substituted the original blue and green colours to get a blue check mark at the base rather than green.
The check marks found in the new logo prioritize steps and Heart Points and we’ve shared a photo gotten from 9to5google on how the design will look according to its description when it goes live in the Android app in this article. Mentioning that there is a future in Google Fits isn’t exactly a wrong fact as revamping of icons and tweaks show the company still has an interest in the software.
The Google Fits and Fitbit stats also has some connections with Samsung Health as it was announced as an upcoming Health Connect Integration. In addition, Assistant also has support for the feature, making you ask for your Google Fits and Fitbit stats using voice. The new logo, these recent tweaks and the ones to come to show too much for a software that was said to have no future.
