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It would seem that fitbit would want to retain pebble customers. If they discontinue cloud support for pebble that won't be a good thing
by antoniuschan99 10y ago
It would seem that fitbit would want to retain pebble customers. If they discontinue cloud support for pebble that won't be a good thing
- TeMPOraL 10y agoFrom what I remember, Fitbit has ~30M customers, and Pebble has ~1M. That's just 3% of Fitbit's userbase, so pretty much a rounding error. I don't believe they will care.
- benley 10y agoI'm pretty sure the pebble cloud services are going to be up and running for the foreseeable future. source: I do infrastructure stuff at fitbit. Also they explicitly said this in the developer.pebble.com blog post.
- TeMPOraL 10y agoGreat! Thanks for chiming in. I mean, I won't really blame Fitbit for whatever happens now. It was Pebble's fuckup, and my anger (which I sadly expressed in the threads last week) is wearing off. I do hope you guys do something great with all those new people and IP. In the meantime, I guess me and other Pebblers will be extra-careful about our watches. They are really something unique and there's hardly anything like it on the market now.
- minner1234 10y agofogive my ignorance but what is pebble cloud service exactly? same as cloudpebble? i just can't figure out and can't find useful info. i would be much appreciated for help. thanks.