Pebble Developer Blog

Pokemon fans are going to love the 8th winner of the Pebble Timeline Challenge, Pokedex Challenge! Have a blast catching the wild Pokemon as they appear in your timeline, and become a champion by completing the Pokedex.

As the summer begins, we're all feeling the urge to relax a bit. With the 7th winner of the Pebble Timeline Challenge, Greeney's Run, you can take a break by playing this colorful, exciting game! Rack up points while traveling through meadows, beaches, and more.

We've recently formed our 21st Meetup group, and are so excited that Pebblers around the world are meeting, sharing ideas, and making awesome happen! Now, with the 6th winner of the Pebble Timeline Challenge, you can keep track of the Pebble Meetup group as well as other local groups. View nearby Meetups and get event specific information such as the location and time: all in one informative timeline pin!

We've all been there at some point: you've just sprinted through the airport, rushed through security, and ended up breathless at your gate just to find out that your flight has been delayed for two hours. Well, with Flights on your wrist, you'll never miss another flight notification again!

The core goal of IFTTT (If This, Then That) is to use the Internet to simplify your life, and there is no better device to help with that goal than your Pebble! Pushbutton, the 4th winner of the Pebble Timeline Challenge, works with any IFTTT Do Button action to help you create shortcuts for your daily life.

With the rise of the Internet of Things (IoT), the number IoT products has increased almost exponentially. Slowly, connections between these devices are also being forged. Leaf, the 3rd winner of the Pebble Timeline Challenge, falls into this latter category: the application allows your Pebble to act as a remote control for your Nest thermostat from anywhere in the world!

In the last Tips and Tricks blog post we looked at drawing transparent images on both the Aplite and Basalt platforms.

This time around, we will look at a wscript modification that can allow you to build a Pebble project when you have two completely separate sets of C source files; one set for Aplite, and another for Basalt.

Note: This technique can be applied only to local SDK projects, where access to wscript is available. This means that it cannot be used in CloudPebble projects.

Has anyone been missing their Tamagotchi pet lately? If so, your prayers have been answered! Meet FitCat: the “funniest way to live an active life.”