> We are excited to announce that the source code that powered Pebble smartwatches is now available for download.

> Google agreed to release Pebble OS to the public. As of Monday, all the Pebble firmware is available on GitHub, and Migicovsky is starting a company to pick up where he left off. > > The company — which can’t be named Pebble because Google still owns that — doesn’t have a name yet. For now, Migicovsky is hosting a waitlist and news signup at a website called RePebble. Later this year, once the company has a name and access to all that Pebble software, the plan is to start shipping new wearables that look, feel, and work like the Pebbles of old.

I've been keeping my pebble 2 alive for a very long time. New battery a few months ago, rewiring the vibrator motor due to the wire breaking at the solder point, new 3d printed buttons.

It's been working great for a very long time. Today, the motor itself is dead, resoldering it yielded no joy.

I think I need to retire this watch. I've asked my brother if I could buy one of his (he backed all the kickstarters) that isn't working any more. I'll replace the battery in it, and get it working again.

It's so sad that these aren't made any more. No significant changes or updates in what, like 7 years, and it still functions nearly perfectly. I wish so badly that someone would pick up where they left off and manufacture some more.

link for those interested: http://apps.rebble.io/en_US/application/607dad8e1342ae005a8a9b2c?native=false&query=pebble-day&section=watchfaces

If so, which plastic option did you pick? And how did you like it?

After installation of the latest beta of Android I started getting issues connecting to my pebble watches.

I made the mistake of trying to re-install the pebble app, but I'm getting an incompatible error message.

Best to keep clear of the Android OS Beta. Fingers crossed this gets resolved somehow. Hopefully this warning helps somebody.

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