I'm replacing the Pebble Time Round battery using the replacement battery from ifixit and following the guide in the URL. Everything works except the adhesive is basically gone. Given the adhesive is gone the watch won't fully stay closed which is not ideal.

Does anyone have recommendations for what adhesive to use? I've seen some older Reddit thread recommendations for Sugru among other things. Any help is appreciated. Thank you!

I have pre ordered a Core 2 Duo. But i didnt specified the full address.

How can i fix that?  I saw there is a manage your preorder section. But it doesn't let me modify the address

Thanks

Any good apps for sleeping, walking, running, etc? Maybe they'll have more in the future but was wondering for the time being.

• Core 2 Duo has an ultra crisp black and white display, polycarbonate frame, costs $149 and starts shipping in July.
• Core Time 2 has a larger 64-colour display, metal frame, costs $225 and starts shipping in December.

My main goal was to test the first version (EVT1) of the circuit board of the new watch, and that went well!

I’m not ready yet to share any schedule/timelines or further details about the new watch we’re building. I want to get answers to a few more supply chain questions before sharing more.

Open source development of PebbleOS is going well! 92 new commits since Google released the OS.

Rebble is running a hackathon this week - learn more at rebble.io/hackathon-002

I do hope they update the mobile app soon, but still love the pebble interface and lack of fitness stuff

We’ve already got PebbleOS compiling and running on real hardware.

We’re targeting a new chipset - nRF52840.

I'm flying to Shenzhen next week to meet with factories and suppliers.

Repebble is starting up from the original creators and a small team. I think we can get some awesome watches coming with modern components and maybe a couple cool new features.

We are excited to announce that the source code that powered Pebble smartwatches is now available for download.

Google agreed to release Pebble OS to the public. As of Monday, all the Pebble firmware is available on GitHub, and Migicovsky is starting a company to pick up where he left off.

The company — which can’t be named Pebble because Google still owns that — doesn’t have a name yet. For now, Migicovsky is hosting a waitlist and news signup at a website called RePebble. Later this year, once the company has a name and access to all that Pebble software, the plan is to start shipping new wearables that look, feel, and work like the Pebbles of old.