Official Pebble support for your Pebble smartwatch ended on June 30. The app store closed, the voice recognition broke, and mobile app updates and a lot more features are things of the past. Your ...

We’re now a few weeks into a post-Pebble world. On 19 July Fitbit finally pulled the plug on Pebble features that required cloud support – we’re talking app store, dictation, SMS replies and Timeline ...

When Eric Migicovsky and his new company, Core Devices, popped up, there was a lot of new excitement for the Pebble ecosystem again. The folks at Rebble, who have painstakingly maintained the Pebble ...

The Pebble line of smartwatches is back. But in some ways it never really went away… because after Fitbit acquired Pebble in 2016 and stopped making Pebble-branded hardware, an independent team of ...

Remember the Pebble smartwatch? Despite being officially discontinued and several years old at this point, there are still some diehard fans out there keeping the hardware alive, and a team called ...

Rebble, the project started by Pebblers to continue support for Pebble smartwatches after Fitbit finally pulls the plug, has now revealed more details of the features that users will still be able to ...

Pebble was one of the early players in the smartwatch space, and the company’s low-power devices with long battery life, support for third-party apps, and sunlight readable displays still have a loyal ...

Pebble remained functional even after its shutdown with the help of Rebble Certain Pebble apps are no longer recognized on modern iPhones and Android devices The latest app makes sideloading of Pebble ...

Pebble’s online services will officially die at the end of this month, but some could live on through Rebble, an unofficial group of Pebble users who are trying to keep their watches alive. Rebble ...

An alternative server for the now-defunct Pebble smartwatch line, called Rebble, is getting geared up for launch and requesting that users sign up now to avoid complications later on. For those who ...