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2026-10-07T10:42:28.489Z

Fitbit's next fitness tracker just got leaked

Fitbit Edge fitness tracker leak — (Image credit: Android Headlines / Tom's Guide)

Fitbit looks set to release a new tracker called the Fitbit Edge, according to a report on Android Headlines that includes the above leaked image. Apparently, it will come in colors matching Google's Pixel 11 series.

The site claims the new tracker will replace the current Fitbit Charge 6 and will offer up to 7 days of battery life, GPS, an altimeter and a few limited apps like Google Maps and YouTube Music. It will support both Android and iOS and is believed to launch later this month with an estimated $149 to $199 price point.

2026-10-06T18:54:30.092Z

Did you see this robot vacuum deal?

Dreame X60 Max Ultra Complete — (Image credit: Tom's Guide)

This robot vacuum is one of the best deals we've come across on Prime Day so far. We rarely give 5-star reviews, but this one earned it. And it's currently $1,179 on Amazon.

Now, that sounds like a lot, but when it normally sells for $1,699, you're actually getting a great deal.

2026-10-06T09:01:55.605Z

Google says Intel-based Googlebooks may struggle with certain Android apps

Googlebook image — (Image credit: Google)

The Googlebooks are finally here, offering a premium computing experience with a hybrid Android/ChromeOS approach. Well...almost. Google told Android Authority that some Googlebooks may struggle with Android apps built for smartphone-based Arm chips. Three out of the five Googlebooks at launch are using x86-based Intel chips and that's apparently causing a problem.

"Because many Android apps were originally designed for Arm chips, a small handful of complex apps or games need some developer tuning to run their best on Intel-based platforms," Google said. "We’re working hand-in-hand with app developers, Intel, and Qualcomm to continuously optimize performance and expand compatibility across the entire portfolio."