Every Thursday we write about a particular accessory we’ve been using over the course the past week and today we’re focusing our attention on Jawbone’s latest fitness offering, the UP24, which hit the shelves earlier this year alongside the company’s revamped version of its Jambox audio system.

Jawbone today updated its official Android companion app to finally deliver support for the Jawbone UP24. Version 3.0 of the UP app lets you wirelessly sync the company’s latest activity tracker to monitor things like sleep, exercise, and more.

It’s taken well over a year, but the Jawbone UP finally has an official companion app in Google Play. The device has only been compatible with iOS devices since it launched in November 2011, but now you can track your sleep and physical activity on Android-powered smartphones, too.

Furthermore, starting today, UP will be available in Apple stores across Europe.

This small Bluetooth speaker looks remarkably like the iconic Jawbone Jambox, arguably the most popular ultra-portable Bluetooth speaker on the market right now. And just like the Jambox, it can be used to stream music and make calls. It even comes in what looks like the same colors — or very similar colors — the Jambox comes in.

But look more closely, and you’ll see small cosmetic differences — because this isn’t the Jambox. It’s the Urge Basics Sound Brick, and it has one very big difference with the Jambox: it’s less than one-third the price.

Jawbone’s wireless Jambox speaker has been a fan favorite among mobile users for quite some time, and while everything about it rocks, users have been begging for more color choices. Those prayers haven’t fallen on deaf ears, as Jawbone has teased its next iteration of the Jambox: Jambox the Remix.