Sharing the app’s official artwork for the first time yesterday, Pebble Technology has confirmed this week that its official app, for use in conjunction with its ‘Pebble’ smartwatch, will be available for download on the App Store before the first deliveries of the watch begin arriving on doorsteps around the world.
Those of you who tuned into Pebble’s press conference held at CES 2013 on Wednesday, will likely have noticed (almost immediately) that the company was experiencing issues with the colour profile on the camera being used to live-stream the event to those watching around the world. Unfortunately for the company, this resulted in some journalists not present at the media event having to re-publish these colour-“tinged” photos of Pebble’s first-ever public UI demonstration.
It appears Ubuntu Phone OS isn’t the only new mobile OS making an appearance at this year’s CES. Mozilla has also been spotted showing off an (albeit, very early) developer preview of its Boot2Gecko OS, (otherwise known as Firefox Phone OS), at the show.
One of the first accessories on the market to support new, 80%-smaller ‘Lightning’ dock connector now found on Apple’s iPhone 5, iPad Mini and iPad 4, CultofMac reports that Samson is this week flaunting its rotatable camera/mic accessory for Apple’s iPhone, which wants to put portrait-taking video front and center.
Announced at CES 2013, Liquipel – a company which has invested years of research and development into the producing of a new “nano-coating” designed for mobile devices, (which aims to completely water-proof any device it is used on), is showing off the second-generation of the technology this week.
As the Consumer Electronics Show continues to amaze us with its (seemingly never-ending) cutting-edge product announcements, Stuff Magazine reports this week that researchers at Queen’s University in Canada have, in fact, created a fully-working, paper-thin display.
Good news for those of you out there who backed Pebble‘s bluetooth-enabled smartwatch towards the end of last year. The company announced at its first-ever presser held at CES tonight, that the smartwatch will begin shipping to all 65,000 of the project’s committed backers – January 23.
That’s right. Car manufacturer Ford shocked those in attendance at the Consumer Electronics Show held in Las Vegas this week, with Chief Technical Officer and Vice President of Ford Research and Innovation, Paul Mascarenas, announcing on stage a full-blown software development kit for Ford’s many automobile products.
Joining the growing list of companies who are showing off their new cases for Apple’s mobile devices this week is Polaroid, who was spotted by the good folk at CultofMac parading its new line of lens cover cases for iPhone (and iPad) at the show yesterday.
Undoubtedly the biggest online success story we watched unfold in 2012, Pebble Technology – (creators of the Bluetooth-enabled “Pebble” smartwatch for both Android and iOS smartphones, which managed to achieve a level of crowd-sourced funding for the idea like nothing else the internet had ever seen previously) – will later today take to the stage at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas, Nevada, to announce something “Big.”
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