Remember Pebble Watches, the wearables that came before the Apple Watch and allowed you to run them for weeks? Yes, those are back from the original creator but with a new company and a new name in ...

As original founder Eric Migicovsky unveiled two new watches – the black-and-white Core 2 Duo and the color touchscreen Core Time 2, both running the open-source Pebble OS – he highlighted ...

For almost as long as watches have been worn on wrists, watchmakers have strived to make them function in places they probably shouldn’t. Nowhere is that pursuit more glorified or mastered than in the ...

The Core 2 Duo and Core Time 2 offer impressive 30-day battery life, with prices starting at $149. Both models support over 10,000 Pebble watch faces and apps, continuing the Pebble legacy in spirit.

Since Pebble was acquired by Fitbit in 2016, these new watches were launched under Migicovsky’s new company, Core Devices, and are reportedly self-funded. Both watches run on PebbleOS which has ...

Pebble is back with two new products built on the original operating system. The watches aren't technically Pebble-branded, but they are "Pebble-like," says the brand's cofounder, Eric Migicovsky.

Pebble, one of the early popular smartwatch ... which predated the rise of competitors like the Apple Watch. Core Devices has unveiled two new models: The Core 2 Duo and the Core Time 2.

So I’d like to take you on this journey, because I think it would also kind of help you figure out if you’d like a new PebbleOS watch too. Core 2 Duo — this is the base model, budget-friendly at $149, ...

The Core 2 Duo is almost identical to the Pebble 2, but enhanced with modern components — black and white e-paper display, IPX8 protection, speaker, barometer, and compass. The watch offers up to 30 ...

This is my dream watch,” says Migicovsky, “It's everything the Pebble Time 2 would have been and more!” Due to Pebble's bankruptcy at the time, the Pebble Time 2 never made it to market.