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This endeavor will be broken down into three phases: 1) first impressions and getting to know one’s wearable device, 2) empirical evidence and applications for it, and 3) heuristics for each category of devices. Once the initial connection and link are established between your Fitbit and iPhone, to re-establish the connection later, you simply have to turn on Bluetooth on your mobile phone to get things up and running.This summer at Fuzzy Math, we are exploring the impact and interactions of wearable technology as each member of our team participates in a three-month-long project to explore the ins and outs of these devices. Another way to ensure that your Fitbit Charge HR tracker is linked to your iPhone is to check the list of Bluetooth devices connected it should appear. You should now be able to see Caller ID on your Fitbit Charge HR display and feel a vibration alert on your wrist. Make sure you are within the specified distance of 20 feet (6 meters) from iPhone to Fitbit for receiving Caller ID notifications.

When your iPhone initially connects to your Fitbit Charge HR, follow the instructions that appear to link the two together.

Switch the “Call Notifications” button on.

Tap on the “Charge HR” pictured at the top of the app dashboard.

Next, have you downloaded and installed the Fitbit app on your iPhone? If not, now would be a good time to do so.

Place your Fitbit Charge HR near your iPhone to finish setup.

Go to Settings icon > Notifications > Phone > switch on Allow Notifications button.

Swipe up at the bottom of your home screen > select Bluetooth symbol (third in from left on top).Settings > Bluetooth > switch button On OR.Turn on Bluetooth through the Settings icon on your iPhone, or via the quick pull-up menu on the home screen.Let’s outline the steps to see Caller ID on your Fitbit Charge HR display.