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Pebble App Store will debut on iOS and Android this Monday



Pebble smartwatch was hinted to bring along a dedicated application store featuring apps and watchfaces for your Pebble watches, couple of months back. Last month, we even took a look at the new and latest edition of Pebble Steel smartwatch that launched at the American's event at Consumer Electronics Show's floor.

 The platform's Twitter edition let us know that they have done with the final touches on their upcoming app store, and will make it available for Apple's iOS and Google's Android system software this coming Monday, where the public will gain access to.

 So, on executing the application portal, you will require a Pebble user account, (one can be made easily), which then can be synced with your Pebble wearable using Bluetooth connectivity, another update that made it's inception this time around is the ability to load up number of apps at a time, where previously the watch only supported eight at once.

 Source: Engadget

Pebble announces Pebble Steel at CES



We all know about Pebble and their smartwatch, but at their event held yesterday at the Consumer Electronics Show, in Las Vegas, United States, the company announced a new version of their wearable technology, the Pebble Steel.

 Packing almost the same internal functionality out of it's box, but with an upgraded Random Access Memory (RAM) and a new tricolor LED, where the new smartwatch comes manufactured out of real machined stainless steel and Corning Gorilla Glass to protect your screen. Yes, we now have a traditional looking smart gear on our hands with this new material added to their line-up of Pebble watches and we will be also looking at a PVD Black Matte color option.

 The new Pebble Steel is already up for sales from the company's domain, where you can snag one for your self at 249 United States Dollars. The smartwatch will start shipping by 28th of this month, and also comes with a choice of real steel and leather straps.

Pebble Smartwatch launching it's own App Store next year



Still handling your Pebble smartwatch with third-party apps? The best known handheld smartwatch compatible with both iOS and Android is about to hit with a dedicated Application Store, says Pebble Technology.

 As said by the officials yesterday, the new Pebble App Store will be here by next year, 2014, following the announcement of Pebble SDK 2.0. The new App Store will remain in the original iOS and Android Pebble application, where developers will be able to publish their apps to the smartwatch users.


The new Pebble App Store will carry out seven categories, reading from Daily, Remotes, Fitness, Tools & Utilities, Notifications and Games. As sources writes, the company will highlight top apps in each category, where the new App Store will not encourage paid application, and will stay totally free. So if you want to charge for your application, then Pebble App Store is not the right place. Last but not the least, if your an app developer, then do check out Pebble's developer portal online.

 Source: TechnoBuffalo
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