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  1. @chrismessina Hi Chris. I'm the CEO of Fitbit. we're late :( Long story: http://blog.fitbit.com. We're getting close. Please hang in there.7:46 AM Jul 13th from web in reply to chrismessina
  2. @davekim Hi, I'm the CEO of Fitbit. Yes, it's taken us a lot longer than expected to fix issues that came up. I think we're getting close.7:08 PM Apr 15th from web in reply to davekim
  3. @Viss I hope you can remain patient. If you haven't already, you can subscribe to our blog http://blog.fitbit.com for more details.6:58 PM Apr 15th from web
  4. @Viss Hi, I'm the CEO of Fitbit. Yes, we're late. We take responsibility. It took us longer than expected to fix issues that came up.6:57 PM Apr 15th from web in reply to Viss
  5. @nicole_23 I think we're getting close though. don't know if you're subscribed, but http://blog.fitbit.com has much more detail.6:29 PM Apr 15th from web
  6. @nicole_23 Hi, I'm the CEO of Fitbit. I am frustrated myself. To be honest, it took us much longer than expected to fix issues that came up.6:29 PM Apr 15th from web in reply to nicole_23
  7. @ireneau we're probably more cautious than needed. we're close, though. hope you can hang in there. <cat poster mental image not intended>6:20 PM Apr 15th from web
  8. @ireneau I'm the CEO of Fitbit. totally understand your bummedness. It took us a long time to fix issues that arose.6:17 PM Apr 15th from web in reply to ireneau
  9. @brit Check our our blog http://blog.fitbit.com if you want more details on what's going on. I try to make as much public as I can.6:02 PM Apr 15th from web
  10. @brit Hi. I'm the CEO of Fitbit. No one is more frustrated than me. No excuses; all I can say is we're working hard and getting closer.6:01 PM Apr 15th from web in reply to brit
  11. @pooxi we did make an iphone prototype. lot of practical issues: no background running, power consumption, form factor issue for females5:16 PM Dec 29th, 2008 from web in reply to berreb
  12. @rckenned hopelab has a similar kid product that can detect if a kid puts their device on a fan or a pet, to cheat their exercise regimen :)5:09 PM Dec 29th, 2008 from web in reply to rckenned
  13. @rckenned accelerations produced by your car are very different than those produced naturally by human motion. we can detect that.5:06 PM Dec 29th, 2008 from web in reply to rckenned
  14. @Coatney we're trying our hardest.1:23 PM Dec 27th, 2008 from web in reply to Coatney
  15. Fitbit production prototypes have arrived. http://blog.fitbit.com/?p=529:09 PM Dec 26th, 2008 from web
  16. @jimdusseau really sorry to disappoint. we're working hard. we have about 60+ suppliers whose lead times on parts we can't control.8:26 AM Nov 16th, 2008 from web in reply to jimdusseau
  17. @Debra_Hamel Yes, this is on our feature list. You'll be able to send updates to Twitter and control what gets sent.8:22 AM Nov 16th, 2008 from web in reply to Debra_Hamel
  18. @jacquimurphy fitbit.com will have most of the features of gyminee: detailed graphs, share progress, compete with friends, food tracking.6:14 PM Oct 8th, 2008 from web in reply to jacquimurphy
  19. @StevenWalling yup, that spelling works4:36 PM Sep 14th, 2008 from web in reply to StevenWalling
  20. @kevinrose thanks for the tweet. will ping you about meeting.7:45 PM Sep 10th, 2008 from web in reply to kevinrose