FCC gets timely visit from the Pebble smartwatch
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Pebble works with a number of apps, including a rangefinder for Golf |
While the actual launch date for the Pebble smartwatch is unknown, the device did visit the FCC which is at the least, one important task that needed to be done before the watch was made available in the U.S. The group behind Pebble might be beginning to feel some pressure to release the smartwatch after hearing talk that Apple and Intel could be working together on a 1.5 inch iOS smartwatch of their own, that obviously would be one of Pebble's top competitors.
source: FCC, Kickstarter via Engadget
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The Pebble iOS and Android app allows you to change the design of the watchface |
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7 Comments
1. GoBears posted on 27 Dec 2012, 20:10 7 2
Well if the Apple news is true, Pebble better apply for every damn patent they can think of. If they don't, you know who will.
2. JGuinan007 posted on 27 Dec 2012, 20:49 3 1
What about the Sony Ericson smartwatch for android it's been out for 3yrs now and does all that and more with different apps loaded on ithttp://www.sonymobile.com/us/p
roducts/accessories/smartwatch /
7. ibap posted on 28 Dec 2012, 09:02 0 0
Yeah, but it looks like someone strapped a thick iPod on their wrist as an afterthought. And they have the nerve to label it "elegant"?
4. cripton805 posted on 27 Dec 2012, 21:10 0 0
This should have been at 2nd or 3rd gen by now...
5. plgladio posted on 28 Dec 2012, 00:44 0 0
I own Motorola Motoactv which I brought especially for running but wearing like a watch. When I read what are the things this can do apart from pairing with Apple and email my watch does all of them for $149/- so nothing more special about this unless the price tag is much less than $150/-
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