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Google rolling out first Fitbit Air firmware update

Google has begun deploying the first firmware update for the Fitbit Air to address early device issues.

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The brief

Google is rolling out the first firmware update for the Fitbit Air. This update is designed to provide fixes for a variety of early issues affecting the device.

Coverage from 9to5Google, Android Authority, and Android Central emphasizes that the update aims to resolve a slew of early problems, including what one outlet described as the device's biggest annoyance. PhoneArena reports that Google is delivering on its initial promises through these fixes.

Users are encouraged to install the update as it becomes available. Coverage does not yet specify the exact technical nature of the fixes or the full list of resolved bugs.

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Quick answers

What is the purpose of the Fitbit Air update?

The update is intended to fix early issues and a variety of bugs encountered by users.

Who is providing the firmware update?

The update is being delivered by Google.

Is the update available to everyone?

According to coverage, the update is currently rolling out.

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