Google is testing new features that could make the Android operating system more important and useful for phone holders. Android 16 may significantly upgrade medical record features in Health Connect and the Fitbit app. The upcoming OS version may support new capabilities for health applications and make them more useful for smartphone owners.
According to AssembleDebug, it seems that Fitbit app will support the Health Connect’s medical records feature with Android 16. These applications will have useful enhancements with the major upgrade.
He noticed that the latest update of the Fitbit app shows a new string of code related to medical records. This means that Fitbit application may be able to use the medical records feature of Health Connect with the Android 16 official version.
This will allow that information to be stored and accessed when needed. Plus, it seems like when this feature arrives, Fitbit might be one of the platforms you’ll be able to use to access that data.
Health Connect and Fitbit are two major Google applications that help manage medical and physical activity. Health Connect enables users to share their health and fitness data with other apps. Also, it easily stores and shares the data with other health-based apps. Meanwhile, Fitbit enables users to track their health and fitness. Anyone can sync this application with a Fitbit device, watch, or tracker.
Also, a report last week claimed that the company is adding a new measurement system to the Android 16 operating system. This system refers to the set of units used to define the layout on the screen as well as the size of UI elements. For example, density-independent pixels (dp).
What more changes Android 16 will add to the “Google’s Health Connect and Fitbit app ” section will be known later. Stay tuned.