INSUBCONTINENT EXCLUSIVE:
Authors: Super UserFitbit has announced that two anticipated features will soon arrive for owners of either the Fitbit Versa or Fitbit
Ionic. The wearables company will be one of the first to support female health tracking natively when it lands first on iOS and Windows
this week, and on Android later this month
Beyond helping women track their menstrual cycle and ovulation via the app, it wants to educate women on what they should expect during
those monthly cycles. By selecting daily modifiers related to menstrual flow, fluids and symptoms, women can learn more about what goes on
in their bodies and the Fitbit wearable can keep you informed.Next up are quick replies, a feature that’s exclusive to Android
Whether you’re using the stock messaging app, WhatsApp or Facebook Messenger, users can send off a quick reply that’s a default
“yes”, “no”, etc, or something custom and personal.
