Pebble might be coming back — as a small Android phone. Alumni have been leading a community project to design, crowdfund, and build a phone to fill the iPhone Mini’s shoes.

Eric Migicovsky, the founder of Pebble, wants to build a small Android phone that can compete with the iPhone Mini. The initiative is a crowd-funded project like the Pebble Watch. The team wants ...

Eric Migicovsky, the founder of Pebble, is trying to drum up support in an effort to convince manufacturers they should make a small phone that fits in the hand.

Pebble could not build an app for Windows Phone on their own, but with Microsoft taking control anything was possible. Just a few months later in spring 2014, Microsoft did not deliver a barebones ...

The project also features a number of other Pebble alumni including Ben Bryant, Alex De Stasio, Chris Hendel, and Susan Holcomb. In an AMA held on YouTube, De Stasio said that the phone will be ...

In 2023, when I realized small phones were truly dead, I decided I couldn’t wait for the Small Android Phone Project to revive them. That project, from the founder of the Pebble smartwatch, just ...

Windows Phone wasn't invited to the Pebble party so it's gatecrashing . By smartwatch standards, simply supporting both iPhone and Android is an achievement but now the Pebble Time, along with the ...

Pebble lacks a trial version and is only available for Windows Phone 8 devices. The full version is currently running $.99 and you can find Pebble here in the Windows Phone Store.