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The Pebble is coming back, with the new “Core Devices” reboot preparing to launch in the next few weeks, and a neat USB-C adapter now being shown off for the Core 2 Duo.

Pebble shared details of its production milestone this morning. Its Founders Edition (FE) Flow electric travel trailers are being assembled at its 60,000-square-foot manufacturing facility in ...

DEL MONTE FOREST, Calif. — Pebble Beach Food and Wine starts April 10 and lasts until April 13. It's hosted by the Pebble Beach Company Foundation and spans over 30 events covering food, spirits ...

Pebble was an early smartwatch, with an e-ink display. People loved this watch. Now it's coming back, with the Core 2 Duo ($149) replacing the Pebble 2, and the Core Time 2 ($225) replacing the ...

Nearly a decade after Pebble ceased operations, new Pebble smartwatches are on the way—technically, two smartwatches using PebbleOS. The creator of the original Pebble and CEO of the new Core ...

Like the original Pebble watches, the Core 2 Duo and Core Time 2 are platform agnostic and designed to work with iPhone and Android, but Migicovsky is already warning customers that Apple's ...

It looks like a Pebble, it works like a Pebble, but don’t call it a Pebble. Eric Migicovsky, the original creator of the Pebble smartwatch, just unveiled two new smartwatches — called the Core ...

Meanwhile, the Core Time 2 is essentially the Pebble Time 2 that never made it to market. This smartwatch has all of the upgrades and elements as the Core 2 Duo, but with some big upgrades.

Months after announcing a plan to bring the Pebble back, Eric Migicovsky’s new company, Core Devices, is showing off specs and images and opening up pre-orders. Migicovsky, founder of Pebble ...

The Pebble Core Time 2 ($225, shipping in December) will have the same screen as the Pebble Time 2 (1.5-inch 64-color e-paper, 200x228 pixels, 202 DPI), offering more room to display texts and email.

As far as setup goes, both the Logitech Z407 and Creative Pebble Plus are 2.1 systems, meaning that there are two speaker boxes for left and right audio and a subwoofer for the low-end.