The Pebble Smartwatch app is free and is available at Apple's iTunes-based App Store.
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The app installs and removes custom apps from the Pebble watch, manages software updates, and more. The company's companion app for the iPhone is available now, too.
The Pebble team showing off the watch at CES 2013 The company plans to start building units in other colors before wrapping up the black run. Pebble buyers that ordered other colors won't, however, have to wait until all of the initial black orders are fulfilled.
I realize that this is different than what I said before.while we would have liked to be able to ship out all the colours at the exact same time, it's proven to be impossible. Since black was by far the most popular colour, we started with a run of black Pebbles. Right now at the beginning of the manufacturing run, we're building batches of 1 colour at a time. They're also limiting production to the black model saying in a Kickstarter post, The company hasn't been able to ramp up to its 2,400 unit per day target on the assembly line, and is currently making between 800 and 1,000 watches a day. The first shipment wave was limited to 500 thanks to a documentation issue that has more watches stuck at the airport instead of on their way to the fulfillment center. It uses a custom operating system that supports third-party apps for customizing its functions, is water proof, has a 7-day rechargeable battery, a 1.26-inch display, and is available in several color choices.
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The Pebble smartwatch is a wearable technology gadget that uses a Bluetooth link to display information from your iPhone or Android smartphone. The company promised during a press event at CES in January that the watch would start shipping on January 23, and it is living up to that promise even if the number of units shipping is well below the 85,000 sold during the Kickstarter funding phase. Palettes (or at least a palette) of Pebble watches are finally shipping Only about 500 units are on their way to early Kickstarter backers, and only the black model is being manufactured right now. As promised, Pebble began shipping its iPhone-connected watch on Wednesday, but in a very limited capacity.
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