Pebble Technology: A Pebble Watch

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If the Pebble Time looks like a low-end Android Wear watch, Pebble Time Steel more closely resembles high-end Android watches and the Apple Watch. Pebble Apparently dissatisfied with the $12 million it had already raised, Pebble today added another watch Three years ago the world was beginning to enter another tech revolution. One small startup at the time introduced the first-ever smartwatch to a world that hadn’t anticipated that a watch could be a mini-computer. CEO Eric Migicovsky started what we now Pebble, the smartwatch that helped move mobile technology to our wrists with a record-breaking $10 million Kickstarter campaign in 2012, is back. On Tuesday, the company launched its second-generation watch, the Pebble Time, on the crowdfunding site. When Apple unveiled the Apple Watch last year, the company chose to do so in the same space it showed off the Macintosh computer 30 years earlier. It seems that Pebble, the maker of a popular smartwatch, has chosen to do the same thing. But rather than go Regardless of where shipments fall within that range, if anything is clear, it's that the Apple Watch could make or break the smartwatch market. Smartwatches have been available for years from companies like Pebble, Motorola and LG, but none has been able Pebble has now unveiled Pebble Time Steel, a premium version of the watch. Time Steel has been listed on crowd-funding platform Kickstarter and starts shipping in July. Each reward package includes two straps (leather and stainless steel) for $250 .

If you had told me last December that in the first part of 2015, a smartwatch would make headlines across the world, shatter sales records, and create a constant stream of refreshes, hashtags and bad puns, I would have naturally assumed you were talking Smart watch maker Pebble today returned to the place that made it famous to give its new watch a running start: The Pebble Time can now be pre-ordered via Kickstarter, the crowd-sourcing site. And they're going fast. It's slated to ship in May at a retail The image, as spotted by 9to5Google, seems to match up with rumors of a new Pebble watch that may be launching soon. It shows a color display, a wider design, and a third button on the right side, possibly for activating voice commands. All of these There is an interesting correlation between the Pebble watch announcement and Kickstarter crashing. A quick visit to the Kickstarter status page indicates a “Partial Outage”. As it stands right now Kickstarter appears to be back online after a brief .