Decade-old Pebble smartwatches gain Pixel 7 support in 'one last update'There's still life left in the pioneering smartwatch.By K. Holt, 10.28.2022
Recommended Reading: The rise and fall of PebbleThe week's best writing on technology and more. By B. Steele, 04.16.2022
Brandon Sanderson's secret novels break Pebble's Kickstarter crowdfunding recordIt's now the most funded Kickstarter project ever.By M. Moon, 03.04.2022
Pebble smartwatches could get a new lease on life with Rebble.ioOwners are advised to link their accounts before Pebble services shut down.By R. Lawler, 06.15.2018
83 16Fitbit Versa review: A stylish smartwatch at the right priceThe king of fitness wearables learned some valuable lessons from its first smartwatch.By C. Low, 03.26.2018
Fitbit extends support for Pebble watches until June 30thIt's also offering $50 off the Ionic if you're a Pebble fan.By J. Fingas, 01.24.2018
Pebble founder's comeback is a battery case for iPhone and AirPodsIt offers up to 40 charges for Apple's wireless earphones.By S. Shah, 09.07.2017
Your Pebble watch will still work after its servers shut downA final update ensures that time keeps on tickin' tickin' tickin' into the fuuuuuture.By D. Lumb, 04.05.2017
I'm excited for Fitbit's mythical smartwatchThe company's recent acquisitions hint at a device I'd actually want to buy.By D. Cooper, 01.23.2017
Smartwatches failed to excite in 2016There was nothing groundbreaking about this year’s connected timepieces.By C. Low, 12.31.2016
Fitbit will keep Pebble's services running through 2017Pebble's developers are also tweaking the system's mobile apps to keep them running for years to come. By M. Moon, 12.14.2016
Goodbye (and maybe good riddance) to PebbleEngadget editors have strong feelings about the pioneering smartwatch maker.By Engadget, 12.09.2016
The Engadget Podcast Ep 17: Mansion on the HillThe (probable) death of Pebble, having sex with a game controller and how tech can cost jobs.By T. O'Brien, 12.09.2016
Fitbit's Pebble acquisition risks alienating loyal usersDiscontinuing the hardware is a slap in the face to a passionate community. By N. Lee, 12.08.2016
Fitbit buys Pebble's smarts, but not its productsThe indie smartwatch maker will now shut down.By M. Brian, 12.07.2016
Bloomberg: Fitbit acquisition will kill Pebble Time 2 and CoreFitbit is apparently very close to acquiring Pebble. By M. Moon, 12.07.2016
Fitbit is reportedly buying PebbleAn anonymous source confirms the acquisition is happening at a price between $34 and $40 million.By M. Moon, 11.30.2016
Smartwatch shipments dropped ahead of new modelsBut Apple Watch Series 2 timing makes it difficult to tell if this is a trend.By J. Fingas, 10.24.2016