Fitbit’s Ace LTE, the smartwatch designed for ages 7+, is introducing new features to help families stay connected and get active together.  On Wednesday, Fitbit’s smartwatch for kids, the Ace LTE, is introducing group chats and quests to help families stay connected and get active together.

The Fitbit Ace LTE is getting a whole bunch of new updates just in time for the holidays. These new features are designed to keep families connected, active, and having fun together.

The Fitbit Ace LTE now allows parents to add siblings as contacts on their respective watches, enabling direct messaging and calling between them. A new group chat feature in the Fitbit Ace app facilitates communication among family members.

The Fitbit Ace LTE is Google’s kid smartwatch that parents can use to communicate with their families or track their location, while the kids get some games, an introduction into daily fitness goals,

All these updates should be rolling out on Fitbit Ace LTE watches and the Ace app today, according to Google. The Ace's lockdown, proprietary call and messaging features are arguably safer for kids, but also far more limiting compared to those of the Apple ...

Google is bringing Family and Siblings Chat, two sleek new “Noodle” watch faces, Family Quests, a new game, and more to the Fitbit Ace LTE.

Ahead of the holidays, Google is rolling out an update to the Fitbit Ace LTE that adds two new types of chats and other features to the app.

The Fitbit Ace LTE is Google's smartwatch for children, with communication and tracking features for parents. Now the watch is getting more functionality, including new chat options for families to use.