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In a blog post on his personal site, Eric Migicovsky wrote, “A small team and I are diving back into the world of hardware to bring Pebble back!” His announcement follows Google’s release of ...

Google is making the code for now-discontinued smartwatch Pebble available to download Pebble ... look more and more similar from hereon out. A back-to-basics, open source approach sounds like ...

More than a decade ago, the Pebble watch released to cult acclaim, if only modest financial success. Pebble is now set to return, as announced by the company’s original founder Eric Migicovsky.

It seems like a new Pebble smartwatch might hit the market soon as Google open-sourced the wearable’s software. Fitbit, and eventually Google, took ownership of the Pebble OS when the fitness wearable ...

The Pebble smartwatch is coming back, revealed Eric Migicovsky, founder of the company. The wearables, once popular for their e-ink displays and long battery life, will once again be powered by ...

Pebble's founder is bringing the no-frills smartwatch back from the dead. Eric Limer/Gizmodo There’s some good news to share for Pebble fans: The no-frills smartwatch is making a comeback.

Pebble founder Eric Migicovsky has wasted no time getting the band back together. Following Google’s post, they announced a new watch running Pebble OS is already being imagined. It won’t have ...

Google has since made PebbleOS open source and that has enticed Pebble’s founder to get back in the game. Making PebbleOS an open-source project, allows developers to access the source code and ...

Let's turn back the clock... If this doesn't ring a bell, let me refresh your memory: Pebble was a smartwatch brand that offered e-paper displays and a custom OS, born from one of the most funded ...