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Are you looking to get your hands on a very stylish smartwatch which will leave you amazed by how much it can offer in such a less range? If yes then this smartwatch launched by Pebble is perfect for you. This smartwatch only weighs around 49 grams. The battery life of this smartwatch is amazing as well, it can run for an entire week without needing a second charge and it only takes about an hour to get completely charged. This smartwatch makes your daily smartphone functions easier and better, it can set alarm clocks and timers quickly. You can also use this smartwatch to go through your text messages and notifications of other social media handles. You can prioritise your messages accordingly. This smartwatch also has the feature to make calls. You can also pick up incoming phone calls remotely. You can also use this smartwatch to set stopwatches. This is a wonderful all-rounder smartwatch.

Pebble Rise price in India is Rs.1,499.

Within this guide, "Pebble" will refer to any Pebble smartwatch connecting to the Pebble mobile app, including the original Pebble, Steel, Pebble Time, Time Steel, Time Round, and Pebble 2.

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Increasingly, graduates are following the lead of Mike Lazaridis, who nearly 30 years ago helped found BlackBerry, and creating start-ups of their own like Pebble, the smartwatch company founded by a University of Waterloo grad, and BufferBox, a parcel delivery system recently acquired by Google.

While the Apple iWatch is still a rumor and the Pebble and other smartwatch vendors are locked in a battle to capture 0.01 percent market share, Samsung pulled the wrapper off its first smartwatch, the Galaxy Gear.

That's one reason why Apple has taken Samsung to court -- the battleground of last resort -- in a desperate attempt to stave off the inevitable. Apple seems destined to follow Sony down the road of a once-industry-defining company in decline. (Sony also unveiled a smartwatch at IFA. Quick show of hands: Does anyone give a damn about Sony any more?) ff782bc1db