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ericmigi.com
The new Pebble app is live on iOS and Android |
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stefanheule.com
I have written a watch face application for the Pebble Time that I call Obsidian and I'd like to introduce it here. The main goal behind Obsidian is to put utility and practicality above all else, and only attempt to improve aesthetics if it does not interfere with that goal. Some of the main features are simplicity, high contrast colors and a date display that is never obstructed by the watch hands. |
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blog.nootch.net
I love my Pebble smartwatch. For around 3 years now, it has been my daily companion. I love the e-ink screen (and resulting long battery life), the metric ton of watchfaces available, the vibrating alarm... it's one of my favorite gadgets. Unfortunately, Pebble went under and no new models are coming. Before they went under, I backed their Kickstarter for the Time 2, the successor to my model. I got my money back quickly, so it wasn't a massive headache. |
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staydecent.ca
[AI summary] The article explains how to create reusable view components in Android by extending ViewGroup classes and using XML layouts, similar to practices in frontend JavaScript frameworks. |
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