Leaked images show a new Fitbit wristwatch featuring an LTE modem and a front-facing camera

Photo Credit: FitBit Fitbit is reportedly getting ready to introduce a new smartwatch with an LTE modem and a front-facing camera. The smartwatch, known as Project Eleven, is thought to be targeted toward kids, which explains its vibrant look. With the latest confirmation of plans to eliminate Fitbit's account system and remove popular features from the Fitbit app, Google is eroding the Fitbit ecosystem. Nevertheless, it appears that the latter's brand will shortly introduce a new smartwatch under the codename Project Eleven. The aforementioned smartwatch appears to be kid-friendly, as evidenced by its vibrant plastic construction. Photo Credit: Engadget The unnamed model resembles the Sense and Sense 2 quite a bit. However, unlike the rest of its lineup, Fitbit has a front-facing camera. The LTE modem in the smartwatch will also likely have limited functionality for making video calls to parents. The use of the device's embedded GPS module, which will also be present, is still unknown. Also Read: Garmin Instinct 2X Solar: Smartwatch with Unlimited Battery Life Additionally, the smartwatch appears to run an updated version of Fitbit OS rather than Wear OS. 9to5Google claims to have acquired these pictures from "someone who saw them online being sold by a third party." According to the current projection from 9to5Google, Fitbit will introduce Project Eleven in 2024. Pricing and other data are still unknown at this time.