A Pebble smartwatch with a color display is coming tomorrow and here's proof

Written by Andre Yoskowitz @ 23 Feb 2015 11:08 User comments (2)

Pebble is scheduled to announce their next smartwatch tomorrow, and there is now almost no question that the watch will feature a color display.

Besides the color e-paper display, the new watch is also expected to be thinner and include a revamped version of the Pebble operating system.

From a design standpoint, the device seems 'sportier' than the Pebble Steel, including larger bezels and smaller buttons than all previous models. Battery life is expected to match that of the original Pebble, which promised 3 days per full charge.

Fans will also likely enjoy the redesigned operating system, which is powered by former members of the WebOS development team. There will be plenty of more details tomorrow. For now, we have one leaked photo of the smartwatch, compliments of Pebble themselves.

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123.2.2015 23:33

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How about a cockwatch.......? Anyone interested in wearing a cockwatch hmmmm???

Guess that would be good for seeing how much time you've spent with the girl that was rented.

Wearable tech is ridiculous and they keep trying and trying and trying but only the Fitbit really conquered. I just can't imagine dumping so much money into failed venture time after time with a simple quirk or change to an already existing lame idea.

225.2.2015 18:08

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Originally posted by hearme0:
How about a cockwatch.......? Anyone interested in wearing a cockwatch hmmmm???

Guess that would be good for seeing how much time you've spent with the girl that was rented.

Wearable tech is ridiculous and they keep trying and trying and trying but only the Fitbit really conquered. I just can't imagine dumping so much money into failed venture time after time with a simple quirk or change to an already existing lame idea.

And that is your opinion. Frankly its terrific to have the phone let me know when I get a call if I am driving the car. I don't have to look at my phone to see who it is from; the watch shows me that. Other things it is very handy for is as a sports watch, keeping track of miles run, calories burned, etc. It can warn me of upcoming meeting, oh good lord this new Pebble watch has a ton of new features. Open up your mind guy, shove the old stuff out and let some new stuff in.

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