Pebble Technology: Pebble Color Watch

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Time will also have the same 7-day battery life that the original Pebble and Steel watches have. Starting Tuesday, Pebble is set to take pre-orders for Time on Kickstarter, with the first devices shipping in May. The watch won’t hit traditional retailers Also, a slimmer design, microphone, new “timeline” interface, and the same stellar battery life. Well, it was about time. Nearly three years have passed since the original Pebble smashed crowd-funding records on Kickstarter, and we’re sorry to say it The Pebble watch started shipping in January of 2013 thinner design and a microphone for responding to texts and emails. It's also got a color screen. And because it still uses the energy-efficient e-paper technology, it can show full color images Pebble today announced a new smartwatch with a color e-paper display and a new timeline interface. The Pebble Time, now on Kickstarter and scheduled to ship May 2015, features a color display that will allow for up to seven days between charges. The watch That teasing little countdown timer on Pebble’s website has finally expired, and the announcement we’ve been waiting for has been made. Pebble today introduced Pebble Time, their next generation e-Ink smart watch. This little guy distinguishes itself The watches also feature an e-color paper display and a microphone. The Pebble Time Watch Steel features premium materials for a more upscale appearance. The watch also comes in three colors: silver, gold and black. The watch case, buttons, and bezel are .

The new smartwatch is called Pebble Time, and its color e-paper display supposedly matches the week-long battery life of current monochrome Pebble watches. In addition to the color display, the watch includes a microphone for taking notes or replying to comes after previous rumors from 9to5Mac that Pebble's new watch would feature a slimmer body, a new version of Pebble's operating system, and a color display. And while it certainly could be thinner, the image shows off a watch that definitely looks to be A good alternative is Pebble, as its watches are cross-platform and offer extremely long battery life. The recently-announced Pebble Time has a color screen, but still looks a bit cheap. No worries, as the Pebble Time Steel is here, featuring prettier The Apple Watch is a little more premium in its design, however the Pebble is subtler. One of the biggest changes on Pebble's Time is the display, which is now color, and remains always on. It is still an E-ink display, which should help save power. .