A small team and I are working on a new Pebble-like smartwatch that runs open source PebbleOS, has the same beloved features (plus some fun new stuff), and stays true to the core Pebble vision.

I’ve been using a smartwatch since 2015, when my sister gifted me the first Apple Watch. At the time, I liked its convenience, but now I struggle to imagine my life without a smartwatch.

The Drakon Pro Smartwatch has emerged as a standout in this competitive market, combining functionality, style, and affordability into one sleek device. Designed for fitness enthusiasts and ...

Despite these limitations, core smartwatch features like notifications, media controls, fitness tracking, and support for custom apps should remain functional. Reviving PebbleOS as a fully-fledged ...

Eric Migicovsky, the founder of Pebble, announced plans to bring the e-ink smartwatch back to market. Why now? Migicovsky cites the lack of a similar smartwatch that meets his needs. In making the ...

Remember Pebble? The smartwatch that started it all has been discontinued for the better part of a decade, but Google has just opened up the source code for Pebble OS to help keep those devices ...

Whether Apple or Android, you're sure to find a smartwatch that fits your lifestyle and budget. If your needs are basic -- think exercise, notifications and sleep monitoring -- most smartwatches ...

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.

If you’re an Amazfit smartwatch user, the integration takes things to the next level, thanks to the extra data flowing into the app, allowing seamless tracking of nutrition data alongside real ...