Pebble Technology: Get Pebble Watch

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We're betting that the Pebble Watch is lighter and smaller, but we're yet to get confirmed specs for either device. What we do know is that the Pebble Time is 9.5mm thick, while the Apple Watch is (pretty accurately) estimated to be 12.6mm thick A number of interesting new designs have been coming out of Mobile World Congress this month, and a new Pebble watch recently set a new record on Kickstarter. To jack in to my brain and get more on the latest in science, tech and innovation, follow me here singularly most successful smart watch right now in terms of raw volume," Ben Wood, chief of research at CCS Insight, a technology analysis firm, told ABC News. "I think the timing is interesting for Pebble to get out there and highlight its capabilities." "They're to create a halo around their products and to perhaps get photos of Kim Kardashian using their phones in tabloids." The smart watch market has entries from Samsung, LG, Motorola, Microsoft, Sony, Pebble and others, so Apple will have plenty of Backers of the Pebble Time Kickstarter, which goes live Tuesday, will be able to get the watch if they donate at least $159. The Pebble Time will cost $199 in retail stores later this year, but Kickstarter backers will get it in May. "It's not that big of The first 10,000 backers could get Pebble Time for $159 Development of the device is “nearly complete”, Pebble said, with watches featured on its Kickstarter page built on its production line. .

The company has returned to where it all started, Kickstarter, to give its early supporters a chance to be the first to get the new watch called Pebble Time. The Kickstarter campaign has already raised over $5 million and is quickly selling out of rewards Pebble will announce a new smartwatch Tuesday, according to new reports, or two months before Apple releases the Apple Watch in most regions. The 'Get Pebble' website currently has a countdown timer for Tuesday afternoon when it will most likely announce a Pebble Time, after breaking records on the platform with its previous watch, and is seeking $500,000 to get the project off the ground. The Pebble Time will be compatible with all 6,500-plus existing Pebble apps and watch faces when it launches in May. The Pebble Time may appeal to a lower end of the smartwatch market than the Apple Watch, but there will soon be a new version it really if you’re plunking down hundreds of dollars to get rid of a key fob? That may be a solution in search of a problem. .