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Garmin says it is rolling out Public Beta software version 23.22 for its Fenix 8 lineup, including Fenix 8, Fenix 8 Pro, Fenix 8 Pro MicroLED, Enduro 3 and Quatix 8. The update targets reliability issues such as pace/speed dropouts during interval training, sporadic reboots, and audio/music control problems, plus smaller quality-of-life fixes. Beta reached about 20% of eligible participants.

According to an FCC filing cited by Notebookcheck, Garmin is testing a portable wrist-worn device labeled “A05170” with LTE and satellite connectivity plus 2.4GHz Wi-Fi, NFC, and Bluetooth LE, and it can use speaker mode for voice when near the mouth. The filing and regulator database entries suggest possible Fenix 9 variants. Garmin has not officially announced.

Garmin Ltd shares hit an all-time high of $310.08, with market cap around $60 billion and gains of over 50% in six months and 33.18% over the past year, according to Investing.com/InvestingPro. The article cites Q2 2026 results of $2.81 EPS on $2.02B revenue versus $2.30 EPS and $1.94B expected, plus a raised full-year outlook.

Garmin released new software updates for its Forerunner 70 and Forerunner 170 smartwatches, replacing Software Version 9.17 with 9.19 to address a treadmill calibration issue. Garmin also added both models to its Beta Program, with Public Beta Version 18.19 offering minor bug fixes. Prices are $249 and $299, plus $50 for Wi-Fi.

PR Newswire compiled 13 July press releases, including Lilly’s Phase 3 retatrutide results, Kroger’s agreement to acquire Giant Eagle, Clarivate’s sale of its Life Sciences and Healthcare segment for $600 million, BOXABL’s business combination valuing it at $3.5 billion, and Garmin’s LiveScope 2 sonar launch. It also lists other product and corporate updates.

Garmin Ltd. (NYSE:GRMN) launched AXIS, an integrated flight display system for certified, experimental and light sport aircraft. The 11.6-inch models combine PFD/MFD with optional TSO IFR GPS, NAV/COMM and audio panel features, with FAA STC coverage for many Part 23 aircraft. Garmin cites 16% trailing-12-month revenue growth and 59% gross margins.

Garmin reported record Q2 results, and its shares rose sharply, up 22.4% for the week as of Friday midday, according to S&P Global Market Intelligence. The company boosted 2026 guidance to 11% revenue growth and nearly 17% EPS growth, citing strong fitness segment performance. The article notes $4.4B cash and marketable securities with no debt.

Garmin launched the Cirqa Smart Band, its first screenless wearable, in Australia. The $299 band has one button, tracks activities such as walking and running, and uses sensors for heart rate, steps, and sleep. It lacks built-in GPS, so location needs a phone connection. Garmin says battery life is up to 10 days and data syncs to the Garmin Connect app.

Android Authority reports that a new Garmin smartwatch was found in an FCC filing. The device, model A05170, is described as a wrist-worn transceiver and includes LTE and satellite connectivity plus 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi, Bluetooth Low Energy, ANT/ANT+, and NFC, according to the filing. The article notes the product name is not listed.

Garmin released Beta Version 23.22 for its high-end smartwatches, following Beta 23.19 in late July. The update targets Enduro 3, Fenix 8, Quatix 8 and Fenix 8 Pro users in Garmin’s Beta Program, with Garmin saying about 20% should receive a notification. It includes 12 changes, mainly bug fixes, and addresses issues that could cause Fenix 8 series resets on older software.