Migicovsky was undeterred. He was driven to build the smartwatch he’d been dreaming of: one that showed the time, basic ...

Former Pebble founder and now head of Core Devices has confirmed that his upcoming Core app will be compatible with legacy Pebble models.

Eric Migicovsky, the creator of Pebble who's reviving the e-paper smartwatch with a new company called Core Devices, shared that the first new smartwatches are coming next month. The Core 2 Duo watch ...

More importantly, the new app for Core Devices smartwatches on iOS and Android will also work with old Pebble Time or 2 watches that are still running.

Core 2 Duo (L) and Core Time 2 (R) Pebble Pebble is back and I couldn’t be happier. The smartwatch brand that pre-dated the Apple Watch by a number of years has made a dramatic return under the ...

Pebble shut down in 2016 and sold its assets to Fitbit, and afterwards Migicovsky said he never found another smartwatch with the exact same suite of features he wanted.

We know the Pebble founder is keen on a sustainable smartwatch this time and is building the device alongside a small team. As such, we guess that it will be priced at $150-$250.

For now, you can still use the old Pebble smartwatch from your junk drawer on Android phones. Here’s how. Pairing a Pebble in 2025 isn’t as easy as it used to be.

Pebble founder Eric Migicovsky has revealed he and a small team are working on a new smartwatch to replace the much-loved, and long-gone original. Skip to main content Menu ...

The smartwatch is still in early development, but will adhere to Pebble’s core tenets Before the Apple Watch , before the Samsung Galaxy Watch, and before the Google Pixel Watch , there was Pebble.

Years after its Kickstarter success and Fitbit acquisition, Pebble’s founder is restarting a company to work on Pebble’s smartwatch again — with open-source software powering it.