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Jawbone's other new fitness tracker, the Up Move, isn't a wristband by design, but it's flexible enough to be. Data is the key to Smart Coach in order to avoid a data-starved empty system such Microsoft's Health, Jawbone may have wanted to wait until it had the data, and a reliable means of collecting it, before promising advice. Jawbone has always been a data-focused company, using numbers to help people improve overall health, so it's almost surprising that Jawbone waited so long to release a feature like Smart Coach. The more you wear the band, the more activities it tracks, and the more the band gets to know you, the more guidance Smart Coach will be able to provide.

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Smart Coach builds on these advanced tracking capabilities by collecting them all in the Up App for iOS or Android and giving you personalized advice to help reach your goals faster. We'd be interested in taking the Up3 onto a soccer field or into a gym weight room to see how well Smart Coach works. There are a few other fitness trackers that claim to do this, including the new Microsoft Band, but they tend to just stick to running- or cycling-based activities. The band is smart enough to know what kind of exercise you're doing, be it running, tennis, basketball and the like. But perhaps the most important improvement to the Up3 is how it tracks fitness with new Advanced Activity monitoring and a feature called Smart Coach. Like the Up24, the Up3 monitors you while you're catching zzz's, tracking REM sleep in addition to Light and Deep sleep. Jawbone claims firmware updates in the future will let these sensors capture even more health data. These new internals let the Up3 track resting heart rate, a feature that's becoming increasingly available and valued in fitness trackers and which the previous Up bands didn't have.

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Inside the band is a new tri-axis group of monitors, including an accelerometer, bioimpedance sensor and skin and ambient light sensors. Coming in silver and black, the water-resistant band has either a quilted pattern on the top or a ribbed design mimicking the Up24's style. Jawbone's Up3 looks slightly different from the popular Up24 band, while retaining the same Yves Behar design. 5) announced the arrival of its advanced Up3 wristband, featuring a slew of new sensors, including a resting-heart-rate monitor, and the Up Move, a $50 fitness tracker that can be clipped to your clothing or worn in a wristband. ThereвЂ™s also no mention of an altimeter, which was one of the big missing features in JawboneвЂ™s previous bands.The most stylish line of fitness trackers is getting an update, just in time for the holidays.

Those features come at a price, however, as the UP3вЂ™s 7-day battery lasts just half as long as the existing UP24. ItвЂ™s also water resistant up to 10 meters, where as JawboneвЂ™s other devices are merely splash-proof. The $180 Jawbone UP3 adds heart health monitoring, automatic activity classification, and better sleep tracking, and Jawbone says additional heart rate data will be available through a future firmware update. It can also try wake you up during a light sleep cycle so you wonвЂ™t feel as tired in the morning. With JawboneвЂ™s more expensive trackers-including the $130 UP24 that launched last year-you get a vibration motor that will buzz when youвЂ™ve been sitting for too long. It also lasts for six months on a charge using a replaceable coin cell battery, while JawboneвЂ™s other devices have rechargeable batteries that last for a week or two. While the $50 UP Move is much cheaper than JawboneвЂ™s other trackers, itвЂ™s the only one that tells the time and shows step progress on the device itself. The Jawbone Up Move can be worn as a wristband with an optional $15 strap. The difference lies in the features that Jawbone adds on top of each device. Users can also set personal goals, get recommendations from a вЂњSmart Coach,вЂќ and log their meals. It measures calories burned, estimates distance traveled, and logs different workout types. All Jawbone devices offer the same basic step counting and sleep tracking, which feeds into a smartphone app that processes the data in a variety of ways.

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