Jawbone's newest fitness tracking wristband, the UP24, is finally available to Android users.
The long-awaited change rolled out Tuesday as an update to the Android version of Jawbone's UP app.
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The UP24, Jawbone's second-generation fitness tracker, first launched last November. Until now, it was only compatible with iOS devices.
"We believe that helping people understand the context and meaning of their data is key in helping to make sustained behavior changes," said Travis Bogard, Jawbone's vice president of product management and strategy, in a statement. "Through our investment in data science we have been able to provide personalized insights to help nudge people to meet their sleep or activity goals. Now, our entire community can enjoy the benefits of these insights in real-time."

Android owners can now use Jawbone's newest wristband, UP24, with the latest update to the UP's Android app.
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Previously, Android users were limited to Jawbone's UP, its original fitness tracking wristband, which is not bluetooth-enabled.
In addition to support for the UP24's wireless syncing, the app update adds other features previously only available to iOS users such as better alerts, sleep recovery data and encouraging push notifications when users reach milestones or hit streaks.
The Android update is the latest in a series of app announcements from Jawbone. Last week, the company released UP Coffee, a standalone iOS app for tracking your caffeine intake throughout the day and updated the iOS version of its UP app, adding sunrise and sunset data and movement graphs.
The latest version of UP's Android app is available in the Google Play Store.
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