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After quickly reading this, it looks like fitbit is really keen into having the pebble not cut ties with their large and active community. And apparently there
by Jommi 10y ago
After quickly reading this, it looks like fitbit is really keen into having the pebble not cut ties with their large and active community.
And apparently there is a whole team that " is responsible for a smooth and positive Pebble transition. "
Let'shope for the best, maybe the increase in fitbits brand value is worth the effort out into supporting a dead piece of hardware (no offense).
- Flenser 10y agoMore likely is that Fitbit want to keep the Pebble development community working on apps for their platform, rather than migrating to Apple or Android. I expect we'll see Fitbit put a lot of effort into making the transition as smooth as possible.
- ghostly_s 10y agoReally? My reading was "we're shutting everything down, we just won't tell you the date yet."
- shitgoose 10y agomy interpretation is quite the opposite. this "at this time" tells me that it will all go down the toilet soon when this time ends: "The Pebble SDK, CloudPebble, Timeline APIs, firmware availability, mobile apps, developer portal, and Pebble appstore are all elements of the Pebble ecosystem that will remain in service at this time."
- LastZactionHero 10y agoShutting down the product and cancelling my order seems like a poor way to conduct a "smooth and positive" transition".
- LastZactionHero 10y agoShutting down the product and cancelling my order seems like a poor way to conduct a "smooth and positive" transition".