Microsoft has just released its wearable fitness and productivity device, the Microsoft Band, just hours after the Microsoft Health app hit the Apple Store, revealing the new device and its name ahead of the launch. Now, Microsoft Store locations across the US are packed with people trying to get their hands on the new wearable.
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Wear the Microsoft Band, the next big thing in fitness tracking (hands-on)
Although setup is simple and straightforward, there are many settings you can adjust on your new Microsoft Band, such as changing the theme color and wallpaper and enabling or disabling notifications and haptic alerts. Some settings you can configure directly from the tiny touchscreen, but other changes must be made using the Microsoft Health app, which you can install on your Windows Phone, iPhone, or Android phone.
The best way to get started with your band is to use the Microsoft Band getting started guide. Microsoft has done a great job of putting together all the basics you need to know about the new wearable. Then, if you visit the Microsoft Band website, you can visit the support section to learn more about getting to know the device and how to use it. Below, I've put together a list of links from the Microsoft support site to help you fully understand the product:
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