IPD – 25 Mei 2026 | Google Fitbit Air deliveries have begun ahead of schedule, but some Android users are facing pairing issues due to a missing app update. The Google Health app update, which is required for the device to function, has not fully rolled out to all Android users yet. Google has confirmed the issue and is working to accelerate the rollout of the updated app to accommodate early deliveries.
In the meantime, some Android users who have received their Google Fitbit Air are unable to pair the device with their phone due to the missing update. However, iOS users are not affected by this issue, and the Google Health app is available for update via the App Store.
Google CEO Sundar Pichai recently spoke about the future of AI and its potential impact on the job market. He emphasized the importance of graduates being prepared for the changing job landscape and the need for them to be part of driving progress and dealing with the impact of AI.
In other news, Google is facing a lawsuit over its data harvesting practices, and Android users may be eligible for compensation. The lawsuit alleges that Google’s data harvesting practices are unfair and deceptive, and that the company has failed to provide adequate notice and consent to users.
Google has agreed to settle the lawsuit and pay $135 million to affected users. However, not all users will be eligible for compensation, and the settlement is still subject to court approval.