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Didn't hit 250 steps this hour? Well get moving!
With the latest update, you can now track your hourly activity progress right on your Blaze. Enable reminders to move in your device settings and check it out! 
The reminders to move feature nudges you to walk at least 250 steps each hour. If you haven't walked 250 steps, at 10 minutes before the hour you'll feel a vibration and see a reminder on your tracker. You can select between 5 to 14 consecutive hours in the day, and you can also select the days you would like to receive reminders to move.
You can view your hourly activity progress on your Blaze by going into the "Today" app and scrolling down. Here's a few examples of how it will appear on your device (the left image shows different variations, these do not all show at once):
Note: It will show the amount of steps you have for the current hour (138 steps this hour) until you hit 250 steps, in which case, it will then switch to how many hours you've completed your 250 steps (e.g. 8/9 hours). If you've achieved the 250 steps for every single hour, then it will switch to the green "9/9 hours".
Have any questions or feedback about this feature? Then let us know! Be sure to check out our reminders to move help article for more detailed information. 
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@AndrewFitbit wrote:
You can view your hourly activity progress on your Blaze by going into the "Today" app and scrolling down. Here's a few examples of how it will appear on your device (the left image shows different variations, these do not all show at once):
So when do certin things appear, if I look now it says I have 31 steps this hour.....do I assume that once I hit 250 for the hour the X of Y shows up? Guess I could go walk around my floor and get my own answer there. 
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@racertempo wrote:
So when do certin things appear, if I look now it says I have 31 steps this hour.....do I assume that once I hit 250 for the hour the X of Y shows up? Guess I could go walk around my floor and get my own answer there.
@racertempo Ah yes, I should have explained that better. Thanks for pointing that out! 
It will show the amount of steps you have for the current hour (138 steps this hour) until you hit 250 steps, in which case, it will then switch to how many hours you've completed your 250 steps (e.g. 8/9 hours). If you've achieved the 250 steps for every single hour, then it will switch to the green "9/9 hours". 🙂
If it continues to show the incorrect hours completed based on what you've selected, please let me know.
@binod The firmware update currently is only available to a small percentage of users. It will get to everyone eventually, keep an eye on the main firmware thread.
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