The Creative Pebble Nova is great for the kind of sound stage or surround-sound audio that really benefits immersive gaming. This is because the elevated height of the speaker poles, plus their being ...

The company made cool, versatile, affordable smartwatches a decade ago, before shutting down in late 2016 and selling most of its assets to Fitbit (which itself was acquired by Google in 2021). Now, ...

New Pebble watches are on the way, and creator Eric Migicovsky decided to clear the air with new information. Due to demand, there's potential for the Core Time 2 to include a compass. The Core 2 Duo ...

Pebble’s creator now runs a company called Core Devices, and it’s getting ready to sell two new watches soon.

Two new PebbleOS smartwatches were announced today by original Pebble watch creator Eric Migicovsky, revitalizing a ...

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You can now pre-order a brand-new Pebble Watch, which is a sentence that will confuse a lot of people and excite others. Pebble was one of the first smartwatches, launching even before the first ...

While Pebble managed to sell over 2 million devices ... Things could not last as long as you’d like.” “The only thing we can guarantee is that it will be awesome and a lot of fun!

Months after announcing a plan to bring the Pebble back, Eric Migicovsky’s new company, Core Devices, is showing off specs and images and opening up pre-orders. Migicovsky, founder of Pebble ...

Two months after its founder said that he got Google to make Pebble's code open-source, Eric Migicovsky announced the launch of two new Pebble smartwatches, which are available for preorder ...

For Pebble fans, you’ll note the design is a little different between the original and the new Core-branded wearable. That’s because the top glass is flat rather than curved this time around.

The Timex Weekender may last as long as non-digital watches exist. What about the Pebble? Is there still room on people's wrists for the most exciting Kickstarter-backed tech of 2012–2016?