Battery life. With the battery and cpu efficiency improvements in the last 10 years, if the features and other specs stay the same then battery life should be incredible. I think month-long battery is likely possible.
Improved voice recognition and AI features. Pebble had voice recognition but it sent everything to a server to process. Now they could run speech-to-text on the watch itself or on the connected phone.
More durable buttons. A known issue with the Pebble 2 is eventually the buttons turn to mush.
cross-posted from: https://lemmy.ml/post/25280992
> > Google agreed to release Pebble OS to the public. As of Monday, [all the Pebble firmware is available on GitHub](https://opensource.googleblog.com/2025/01/see-code-that-powered-pebble-smartwatches.html), and Migicovsky is starting a company to pick up where he left off.
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> > 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](https://repebble.com/). 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.
What I’m most looking forward to on a new Pebble: