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a few days after a report that Apple would stop selling Bose products in its retail stores, the company is now said to the same with tracking devices health Fitbit. Citing sources, Recode said the whole range of company's products will "soon" be disappearing from Apple stores, adding he does not know whether other fitness trackers suffer the same fate . Apple held the mom on the change, but did not deny it.
own portable Apple comes early next year, although it has not disclosed the price or specific release date. It will be followed fitness activity, including heart rate, using on-board sensors and feed this information to its own application of Health. The company also has an API for developers to their own pipe health monitoring data, something Fitbit did not get on board with. Although still a Fitbit app on iOS, and sometimes placed development on the advance of its Android counterpart.
Law that Fitbit has new models on the way
This is not an unexpected move for Apple to stop selling a product from competitors in its stores, although 'there have been numerous exceptions. Apple still sells third-party routers, as well as the Nest thermostat and Dropcam, belonging to rival Google. This can not last forever though. A report MacRumors last week suggested Apple was in the process of removing all Bose products of its physical stores, only months after the acquisition of Beats. Although since, Bose and Beats settled a patent spat years that was obviously complicate the business arrangement.
The news comes as Fitbit is about to announce a pair of new fitness trackers. Marketing materials obtained by Gizmodo yesterday suggest the company plans to announce a new model called the Fitbit load and HR burden, which is unlikely to have anything to do with service human resources and more like a remake the model of irritating skin strength that tracks your heart rate.