Pebble 2.0 has been a bit of a work in progress, and today that work continued with updates to its Android and iOS apps as well as a full firmware update for the smartwatch itself. (And, yes, those of us on Android can now control Pandora via our Pebbles. So there's that, too.) Mostly bugfixes here, but important ones from the looks of it.
Here's the skinny:
The firmware update, which takes us to a full-on version 2.1, brings the following:
- Notifications can be cleared via Settings Notifications Clear History.
- Improved consistency of battery monitoring.
- Improved Bluetooth reliability when reconnecting.
- Fixed caller ID sometimes not displaying on outgoing calls.
- Bug fixes and improvements.
Temperamental connections have been one of our biggest gripes the past few months, so those are good fixes to see.
Here's what's new in the specific apps: Android just got a quick fix for some crash-on-boot issues. And iOS was updated to support more Javascript apps.
And that, folks, is that. Download the Android app update from the link above. Then go to the support section of the app to update the watch's firmware.
Source: Pebble blog
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