FORBES - Apr 10 - The Nike Fuelband, various Fitbit trackers, even the brand-new Samsung Gear Fit… they all begin and end their daily counts at midnight. It seriously eats away at the gadgets’ ability to accurately gauge how much we’re moving on a day-to-day basis. How hard could it be to allow users to set when their day begins and ends? These devices are surely capable of deducing that several hours of inactivity in the middle of the night might be a good time to reset the count.
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