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Apr
2012-04-11 11h34_09

New Kickstarter Projectm 'Pebble' Revamps The InPulse Smartwatch, Makes It Prettier And More Functional

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Remember the InPulse smartwatch? Looks like the crew behind that nifty little device learned a lot from their initial watch creation, and now they've hit Kickstarter with a new project called Pebble.

Pebble is basically an upgrade to InPulse, as it offers quite a few enhancements over its predecessor. It has a 144x168 e-ink display, Bluetooth, a vibrating motor, and three axis accelerometer; it's also fully compatible with Android and iOS.

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It doesn't skimp on usefulness, either. Since it connects to your smartphone over Bluetooth, it can alert you of incoming calls, emails, and SMS/MMS messages; control most popular media players (like Pandora and Google Music), and has support for proprietary apps.  Of course, even will all of its bells and whistles, Pebble is still a watch at its core - a watch with a seven-day battery life (thanks to its e-ink display, no doubt).

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Nov
2011-11-29 16h57_16

[Deal Alert] $50 Off The inPulse Smartwatch For The Rest Of The Day - $99 For Silver, $150 For Black

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Have you heard of the inPulse Smartwatch? If not, you should probably check it out. It's a nifty little gadget that can connect to your Android (or Blackberry, but who uses those?) via Bluetooth, and show you text messages, email, calendar appointments, caller ID info, and more - all on your wrist.

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That's not all though - this thing has its own apps, too (and some pretty rad options, might I add). You can find novelty apps like a binary clock, Pong clock, odometer clock (after all, it is a watch), or go for the more practical options, like the PowerPoint presenter; yeah, you can navigate slides with your watch - you can't tell me that's not cool.