A modified WordSquare watch face to support tap gestures for displaying basic info.
Bluetooth = "X" at the bottom of the screen if disconnected
Battery level = Squares on the left side of the screen
Day of the month = Digits at the right side of the screen
Some settings are configurable via the Pebble phone app.
A modified WordSquare watch face to support tap gestures for displaying basic info.
Bluetooth = "X" at the bottom of the screen if disconnected
Battery level = Squares on the right side of the screen
Day of the month = Digits at the left side of the screen
Some settings are configurable via the Pebble phone app.
SDK2.0 version of my Filipino Time watchface (http://www.mypebblefaces.com/apps/2107/4698).
The watchface is now configurable (via the Pebble phone app)! No need to download a separate watchface and no need to worry about iOS or Android compatibility. The same options as the 1.x version are available (vibrate on BT disconnect, and screen color) plus a couple more (display Philippine Holidays, enable blink animation, and configure minutes before the countdown begins).
More features to be added soon.
SDK2.0 version of my Orange Kid watchface (http://www.mypebblefaces.com/apps/2107/4773/).
The watchface is now configurable (via the Pebble phone app)! No need to download a separate watchface and no need to worry about iOS or Android compatibility. The same options as the 1.x version are available (vibrate on BT disconnect, and screen color).
More features to be added soon.
A watch face intended to be used by couples.
The idea of the watch face is that there are two characters -- a boy and a girl on its own watch face and installed on separate watches (preferably owned by couples).
These characters send hearts to each other at specified times and the animation is setup such that it would look like the heart "travels over" to the other watch (and received by the other character) when sent.
For variation, each character also blinks randomly every minute.
[B] - the character portrayed on the watch is a boy
[G] - the character portrayed on the watch is a girl
[L] - the character on the watch is situated on the left
[R] - the character on the watch is situated on the right
The watch faces uploaded here uses the following defaults:
[BL] & [GR] - Boy sends heart every hour, on the hour. The girl sends every hour, on the 30-minute mark.
[GL] & [BR] - Girl sends heart every hour, on the hour. The boy sends every hour, on the 30-minute mark.
See them in action:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/ihopethisnamecounts/9624871098/
http://www.flickr.com/photos/ihopethisnamecounts/9621611511/
Version 1.0:
Several options can be easily customized so that when sent, the heart won't "show up" on other watches using the same watch face.
These are the options (at the moment these can only be set prior to compiling):
- Names for both characters (boy and girl)
- Position of both characters (boy on left and girl on right, or vice versa)
- Who sends the heart first (the character on the left, or the character on the right)
- Frequency of sending the heart (for both characters)
- Frequency of blinking
Notes:
Customization instructions:
- Import this Pebble project to CloudPebble.net (optional).
- Open the app_options.h file and set the various options as needed.
- Compile this project for a "boy" watch face (set BOY_WATCH = true) and install to your watch (if you are a boy) or to your partner's watch.
- Compile this project for a "girl" watch face (set BOY_WATCH = false) and install to your watch (if you are a girl) or to your partner's watch.
- Both watches should have exactly the same time.
A watch face intended to be used by couples. The idea of the watch face is that there are two characters -- a boy and a girl on its own watch face and installed on separate watches (preferably owned by couples). These characters send hearts to each other at specified times and the animation is setup such that it would look like the heart "travels over" to the other watch (and received by the other character) when sent. For variation, each character also blinks randomly every minute. [B] - the character portrayed on the watch is a boy [G] - the character portrayed on the watch is a girl [L] - the character on the watch is situated on the left [R] - the character on the watch is situated on the right The watch faces uploaded here uses the following defaults: [BL] & [GR] - Boy sends heart every hour, on the hour. The girl sends every hour, on the 30-minute mark. [GL] & [BR] - Girl sends heart every hour, on the hour. The boy sends every hour, on the 30-minute mark. See them in action: http://www.flickr.com/photos/ihopethisnamecounts/9624871098/ http://www.flickr.com/photos/ihopethisnamecounts/9621611511/ Version 1.0: Several options can be easily customized so that when sent, the heart won't "show up" on other watches using the same watch face. These are the options (at the moment these can only be set prior to compiling): - Names for both characters (boy and girl) - Position of both characters (boy on left and girl on right, or vice versa) - Who sends the heart first (the character on the left, or the character on the right) - Frequency of sending the heart (for both characters) - Frequency of blinking Notes: Customization instructions: - Import this Pebble project to CloudPebble.net (optional). - Open the app_options.h file and set the various options as needed. - Compile this project for a "boy" watch face (set BOY_WATCH = true) and install to your watch (if you are a boy) or to your partner's watch. - Compile this project for a "girl" watch face (set BOY_WATCH = false) and install to your watch (if you are a girl) or to your partner's watch. - Both watches should have exactly the same time.
A watch face intended to be used by couples. The idea of the watch face is that there are two characters -- a boy and a girl on its own watch face and installed on separate watches (preferably owned by couples). These characters send hearts to each other at specified times and the animation is setup such that it would look like the heart "travels over" to the other watch (and received by the other character) when sent. For variation, each character also blinks randomly every minute. [B] - the character portrayed on the watch is a boy [G] - the character portrayed on the watch is a girl [L] - the character on the watch is situated on the left [R] - the character on the watch is situated on the right The watch faces uploaded here uses the following defaults: [BL] & [GR] - Boy sends heart every hour, on the hour. The girl sends every hour, on the 30-minute mark. [GL] & [BR] - Girl sends heart every hour, on the hour. The boy sends every hour, on the 30-minute mark. See them in action: http://www.flickr.com/photos/ihopethisnamecounts/9624871098/ http://www.flickr.com/photos/ihopethisnamecounts/9621611511/ Version 1.0: Several options can be easily customized so that when sent, the heart won't "show up" on other watches using the same watch face. These are the options (at the moment these can only be set prior to compiling): - Names for both characters (boy and girl) - Position of both characters (boy on left and girl on right, or vice versa) - Who sends the heart first (the character on the left, or the character on the right) - Frequency of sending the heart (for both characters) - Frequency of blinking Notes: Customization instructions: - Import this Pebble project to CloudPebble.net (optional). - Open the app_options.h file and set the various options as needed. - Compile this project for a "boy" watch face (set BOY_WATCH = true) and install to your watch (if you are a boy) or to your partner's watch. - Compile this project for a "girl" watch face (set BOY_WATCH = false) and install to your watch (if you are a girl) or to your partner's watch. - Both watches should have exactly the same time.
A watch face intended to be used by couples. The idea of the watch face is that there are two characters -- a boy and a girl on its own watch face and installed on separate watches (preferably owned by couples). These characters send hearts to each other at specified times and the animation is setup such that it would look like the heart "travels over" to the other watch (and received by the other character) when sent. For variation, each character also blinks randomly every minute. [B] - the character portrayed on the watch is a boy [G] - the character portrayed on the watch is a girl [L] - the character on the watch is situated on the left [R] - the character on the watch is situated on the right The watch faces uploaded here uses the following defaults: [BL] & [GR] - Boy sends heart every hour, on the hour. The girl sends every hour, on the 30-minute mark. [GL] & [BR] - Girl sends heart every hour, on the hour. The boy sends every hour, on the 30-minute mark. See them in action: http://www.flickr.com/photos/ihopethisnamecounts/9624871098/ http://www.flickr.com/photos/ihopethisnamecounts/9621611511/ Version 1.0: Several options can be easily customized so that when sent, the heart won't "show up" on other watches using the same watch face. These are the options (at the moment these can only be set prior to compiling): - Names for both characters (boy and girl) - Position of both characters (boy on left and girl on right, or vice versa) - Who sends the heart first (the character on the left, or the character on the right) - Frequency of sending the heart (for both characters) - Frequency of blinking Notes: Customization instructions: - Import this Pebble project to CloudPebble.net (optional). - Open the app_options.h file and set the various options as needed. - Compile this project for a "boy" watch face (set BOY_WATCH = true) and install to your watch (if you are a boy) or to your partner's watch. - Compile this project for a "girl" watch face (set BOY_WATCH = false) and install to your watch (if you are a girl) or to your partner's watch. - Both watches should have exactly the same time.
A modifed watch face based on the one found here (http://www.mypebblefaces.com/view?fID=3841&aName=Bonsitm&pageTitle=Split+Horizo
[I] - vibrates on disconnect/reconnect (uses httpebble for iOS)
[A] - vibrates on disconnect/reconnect (uses httpebble for Android)
[R] - the horizon just rises throughout the day
[RF] - the horizon rises during AM then falls in during PM
Version 1.4:
- Rebuilt using the SDK 1.1
- Streamlined the internal handling of the watch face variations.
Version 1.3:
- The watch face now has an option to either make the horizon rise during AM and fall during PM, or make the horizon just rise throughout the whole day.
- Also changed the reconnect logic. Now the watch will continue to retry to reconnect every minute. Only the vibration will follow the decreasing frequency.
Version 1.2:
- This watch face (the [I] or [A] version) now requires the httpebble phone app.
- For the [I] or [A] version: the watch will now vibrate when the connection to the phone or the httpebble phone app is lost or regained. This is checked every minute.
- The reconnection (after the connection was lost) will be attempted every minute at first but will slowly decrease in frequency as succeeding failures occur until the watch no longer attempts to reconnect. First 4 retries will be every minute from the first connectivity failure, succeeding 5 retries will occur every 5 minutes, the next 3 retries after that will be 30 minutes apart, and finally the last retry will be an hour after.
Notes:
I modified the code to move the horizon according to the hour of the day.
Many thanks to bonsitm (http://www.mypebblefaces.com/?auID=3905&aName=Bonsitm&pageTitle=Faces%20by%20Bo for a great watch face idea!
A modifed watch face based on the one found here (http://www.mypebblefaces.com/view?fID=3841&aName=Bonsitm&pageTitle=Split+Horizon%3A+Minutes+Edition&auID=3905). [I] - vibrates on disconnect/reconnect (uses httpebble for iOS) [A] - vibrates on disconnect/reconnect (uses httpebble for Android) [R] - the horizon just rises throughout the day [RF] - the horizon rises during AM then falls in during PM Version 1.4: - Rebuilt using the SDK 1.1 - Streamlined the internal handling of the watch face variations. Version 1.3: - The watch face now has an option to either make the horizon rise during AM and fall during PM, or make the horizon just rise throughout the whole day. - Also changed the reconnect logic. Now the watch will continue to retry to reconnect every minute. Only the vibration will follow the decreasing frequency. Version 1.2: - This watch face (the [I] or [A] version) now requires the httpebble phone app. - For the [I] or [A] version: the watch will now vibrate when the connection to the phone or the httpebble phone app is lost or regained. This is checked every minute. - The reconnection (after the connection was lost) will be attempted every minute at first but will slowly decrease in frequency as succeeding failures occur until the watch no longer attempts to reconnect. First 4 retries will be every minute from the first connectivity failure, succeeding 5 retries will occur every 5 minutes, the next 3 retries after that will be 30 minutes apart, and finally the last retry will be an hour after. Notes: I modified the code to move the horizon according to the hour of the day. Many thanks to bonsitm (http://www.mypebblefaces.com/?auID=3905&aName=Bonsitm&pageTitle=Faces%20by%20Bonsitm) for a great watch face idea!
A modifed watch face based on the one found here (http://www.mypebblefaces.com/view?fID=3841&aName=Bonsitm&pageTitle=Split+Horizon%3A+Minutes+Edition&auID=3905). [I] - vibrates on disconnect/reconnect (uses httpebble for iOS) [A] - vibrates on disconnect/reconnect (uses httpebble for Android) [R] - the horizon just rises throughout the day [RF] - the horizon rises during AM then falls in during PM Version 1.4: - Rebuilt using the SDK 1.1 - Streamlined the internal handling of the watch face variations. Version 1.3: - The watch face now has an option to either make the horizon rise during AM and fall during PM, or make the horizon just rise throughout the whole day. - Also changed the reconnect logic. Now the watch will continue to retry to reconnect every minute. Only the vibration will follow the decreasing frequency. Version 1.2: - This watch face (the [I] or [A] version) now requires the httpebble phone app. - For the [I] or [A] version: the watch will now vibrate when the connection to the phone or the httpebble phone app is lost or regained. This is checked every minute. - The reconnection (after the connection was lost) will be attempted every minute at first but will slowly decrease in frequency as succeeding failures occur until the watch no longer attempts to reconnect. First 4 retries will be every minute from the first connectivity failure, succeeding 5 retries will occur every 5 minutes, the next 3 retries after that will be 30 minutes apart, and finally the last retry will be an hour after. Notes: I modified the code to move the horizon according to the hour of the day. Many thanks to bonsitm (http://www.mypebblefaces.com/?auID=3905&aName=Bonsitm&pageTitle=Faces%20by%20Bonsitm) for a great watch face idea!
A modifed watch face based on the one found here (http://www.mypebblefaces.com/view?fID=3841&aName=Bonsitm&pageTitle=Split+Horizon%3A+Minutes+Edition&auID=3905). [I] - vibrates on disconnect/reconnect (uses httpebble for iOS) [A] - vibrates on disconnect/reconnect (uses httpebble for Android) [R] - the horizon just rises throughout the day [RF] - the horizon rises during AM then falls in during PM Version 1.4: - Rebuilt using the SDK 1.1 - Streamlined the internal handling of the watch face variations. Version 1.3: - The watch face now has an option to either make the horizon rise during AM and fall during PM, or make the horizon just rise throughout the whole day. - Also changed the reconnect logic. Now the watch will continue to retry to reconnect every minute. Only the vibration will follow the decreasing frequency. Version 1.2: - This watch face (the [I] or [A] version) now requires the httpebble phone app. - For the [I] or [A] version: the watch will now vibrate when the connection to the phone or the httpebble phone app is lost or regained. This is checked every minute. - The reconnection (after the connection was lost) will be attempted every minute at first but will slowly decrease in frequency as succeeding failures occur until the watch no longer attempts to reconnect. First 4 retries will be every minute from the first connectivity failure, succeeding 5 retries will occur every 5 minutes, the next 3 retries after that will be 30 minutes apart, and finally the last retry will be an hour after. Notes: I modified the code to move the horizon according to the hour of the day. Many thanks to bonsitm (http://www.mypebblefaces.com/?auID=3905&aName=Bonsitm&pageTitle=Faces%20by%20Bonsitm) for a great watch face idea!
A modifed watch face based on the one found here (http://www.mypebblefaces.com/view?fID=3841&aName=Bonsitm&pageTitle=Split+Horizon%3A+Minutes+Edition&auID=3905). [I] - vibrates on disconnect/reconnect (uses httpebble for iOS) [A] - vibrates on disconnect/reconnect (uses httpebble for Android) [R] - the horizon just rises throughout the day [RF] - the horizon rises during AM then falls in during PM Version 1.4: - Rebuilt using the SDK 1.1 - Streamlined the internal handling of the watch face variations. Version 1.3: - The watch face now has an option to either make the horizon rise during AM and fall during PM, or make the horizon just rise throughout the whole day. - Also changed the reconnect logic. Now the watch will continue to retry to reconnect every minute. Only the vibration will follow the decreasing frequency. Version 1.2: - This watch face (the [I] or [A] version) now requires the httpebble phone app. - For the [I] or [A] version: the watch will now vibrate when the connection to the phone or the httpebble phone app is lost or regained. This is checked every minute. - The reconnection (after the connection was lost) will be attempted every minute at first but will slowly decrease in frequency as succeeding failures occur until the watch no longer attempts to reconnect. First 4 retries will be every minute from the first connectivity failure, succeeding 5 retries will occur every 5 minutes, the next 3 retries after that will be 30 minutes apart, and finally the last retry will be an hour after. Notes: I modified the code to move the horizon according to the hour of the day. Many thanks to bonsitm (http://www.mypebblefaces.com/?auID=3905&aName=Bonsitm&pageTitle=Faces%20by%20Bonsitm) for a great watch face idea!
A modifed watch face based on the one found here (http://www.mypebblefaces.com/view?fID=3841&aName=Bonsitm&pageTitle=Split+Horizon%3A+Minutes+Edition&auID=3905). [I] - vibrates on disconnect/reconnect (uses httpebble for iOS) [A] - vibrates on disconnect/reconnect (uses httpebble for Android) [R] - the horizon just rises throughout the day [RF] - the horizon rises during AM then falls in during PM Version 1.4: - Rebuilt using the SDK 1.1 - Streamlined the internal handling of the watch face variations. Version 1.3: - The watch face now has an option to either make the horizon rise during AM and fall during PM, or make the horizon just rise throughout the whole day. - Also changed the reconnect logic. Now the watch will continue to retry to reconnect every minute. Only the vibration will follow the decreasing frequency. Version 1.2: - This watch face (the [I] or [A] version) now requires the httpebble phone app. - For the [I] or [A] version: the watch will now vibrate when the connection to the phone or the httpebble phone app is lost or regained. This is checked every minute. - The reconnection (after the connection was lost) will be attempted every minute at first but will slowly decrease in frequency as succeeding failures occur until the watch no longer attempts to reconnect. First 4 retries will be every minute from the first connectivity failure, succeeding 5 retries will occur every 5 minutes, the next 3 retries after that will be 30 minutes apart, and finally the last retry will be an hour after. Notes: I modified the code to move the horizon according to the hour of the day. Many thanks to bonsitm (http://www.mypebblefaces.com/?auID=3905&aName=Bonsitm&pageTitle=Faces%20by%20Bonsitm) for a great watch face idea!
An animated watch face based from the original one found here (http://www.mypebblefaces.com/view?fID=530&aName=ice2097&pageTitle=Conversation+
[I] - vibrates on disconnect/reconnect (uses httpebble for iOS)
[A] - vibrates on disconnect/reconnect (uses httpebble for Android)
[V] - inverts the color of the screen (white background on black text)
[M] - inverts the color of the screen (white background on black text) in the morning (12:00AM to 11:59AM)
Notes:
I liked the concept of that watch face although I only know Orange Kid as far as what the first page of the Google search results can tell me. :)
Many thanks to ice2097 (http://www.mypebblefaces.com/?auID=202&aName=ice2097&pageTitle=Faces%20by%20ice for a great watch face idea!
An animated watch face based from the original one found here (http://www.mypebblefaces.com/view?fID=530&aName=ice2097&pageTitle=Conversation+with+Orange+Kid&auID=202) [I] - vibrates on disconnect/reconnect (uses httpebble for iOS) [A] - vibrates on disconnect/reconnect (uses httpebble for Android) [V] - inverts the color of the screen (white background on black text) [M] - inverts the color of the screen (white background on black text) in the morning (12:00AM to 11:59AM) Notes: I liked the concept of that watch face although I only know Orange Kid as far as what the first page of the Google search results can tell me. :) Many thanks to ice2097 (http://www.mypebblefaces.com/?auID=202&aName=ice2097&pageTitle=Faces%20by%20ice2097) for a great watch face idea!
An animated watch face based from the original one found here (http://www.mypebblefaces.com/view?fID=530&aName=ice2097&pageTitle=Conversation+with+Orange+Kid&auID=202) [I] - vibrates on disconnect/reconnect (uses httpebble for iOS) [A] - vibrates on disconnect/reconnect (uses httpebble for Android) [V] - inverts the color of the screen (white background on black text) [M] - inverts the color of the screen (white background on black text) in the morning (12:00AM to 11:59AM) Notes: I liked the concept of that watch face although I only know Orange Kid as far as what the first page of the Google search results can tell me. :) Many thanks to ice2097 (http://www.mypebblefaces.com/?auID=202&aName=ice2097&pageTitle=Faces%20by%20ice2097) for a great watch face idea!
An animated watch face based from the original one found here (http://www.mypebblefaces.com/view?fID=530&aName=ice2097&pageTitle=Conversation+with+Orange+Kid&auID=202) [I] - vibrates on disconnect/reconnect (uses httpebble for iOS) [A] - vibrates on disconnect/reconnect (uses httpebble for Android) [V] - inverts the color of the screen (white background on black text) [M] - inverts the color of the screen (white background on black text) in the morning (12:00AM to 11:59AM) Notes: I liked the concept of that watch face although I only know Orange Kid as far as what the first page of the Google search results can tell me. :) Many thanks to ice2097 (http://www.mypebblefaces.com/?auID=202&aName=ice2097&pageTitle=Faces%20by%20ice2097) for a great watch face idea!
An animated watch face based from the original one found here (http://www.mypebblefaces.com/view?fID=530&aName=ice2097&pageTitle=Conversation+with+Orange+Kid&auID=202) [I] - vibrates on disconnect/reconnect (uses httpebble for iOS) [A] - vibrates on disconnect/reconnect (uses httpebble for Android) [V] - inverts the color of the screen (white background on black text) [M] - inverts the color of the screen (white background on black text) in the morning (12:00AM to 11:59AM) Notes: I liked the concept of that watch face although I only know Orange Kid as far as what the first page of the Google search results can tell me. :) Many thanks to ice2097 (http://www.mypebblefaces.com/?auID=202&aName=ice2097&pageTitle=Faces%20by%20ice2097) for a great watch face idea!
An animated watch face based from the original one found here (http://www.mypebblefaces.com/view?fID=530&aName=ice2097&pageTitle=Conversation+with+Orange+Kid&auID=202) [I] - vibrates on disconnect/reconnect (uses httpebble for iOS) [A] - vibrates on disconnect/reconnect (uses httpebble for Android) [V] - inverts the color of the screen (white background on black text) [M] - inverts the color of the screen (white background on black text) in the morning (12:00AM to 11:59AM) Notes: I liked the concept of that watch face although I only know Orange Kid as far as what the first page of the Google search results can tell me. :) Many thanks to ice2097 (http://www.mypebblefaces.com/?auID=202&aName=ice2097&pageTitle=Faces%20by%20ice2097) for a great watch face idea!
An animated watch face based from the original one found here (http://www.mypebblefaces.com/view?fID=530&aName=ice2097&pageTitle=Conversation+with+Orange+Kid&auID=202) [I] - vibrates on disconnect/reconnect (uses httpebble for iOS) [A] - vibrates on disconnect/reconnect (uses httpebble for Android) [V] - inverts the color of the screen (white background on black text) [M] - inverts the color of the screen (white background on black text) in the morning (12:00AM to 11:59AM) Notes: I liked the concept of that watch face although I only know Orange Kid as far as what the first page of the Google search results can tell me. :) Many thanks to ice2097 (http://www.mypebblefaces.com/?auID=202&aName=ice2097&pageTitle=Faces%20by%20ice2097) for a great watch face idea!
An animated watch face based from the original one found here (http://www.mypebblefaces.com/view?fID=530&aName=ice2097&pageTitle=Conversation+with+Orange+Kid&auID=202) [I] - vibrates on disconnect/reconnect (uses httpebble for iOS) [A] - vibrates on disconnect/reconnect (uses httpebble for Android) [V] - inverts the color of the screen (white background on black text) [M] - inverts the color of the screen (white background on black text) in the morning (12:00AM to 11:59AM) Notes: I liked the concept of that watch face although I only know Orange Kid as far as what the first page of the Google search results can tell me. :) Many thanks to ice2097 (http://www.mypebblefaces.com/?auID=202&aName=ice2097&pageTitle=Faces%20by%20ice2097) for a great watch face idea!
An animated watch face based from the original one found here (http://www.mypebblefaces.com/view?fID=530&aName=ice2097&pageTitle=Conversation+with+Orange+Kid&auID=202) [I] - vibrates on disconnect/reconnect (uses httpebble for iOS) [A] - vibrates on disconnect/reconnect (uses httpebble for Android) [V] - inverts the color of the screen (white background on black text) [M] - inverts the color of the screen (white background on black text) in the morning (12:00AM to 11:59AM) Notes: I liked the concept of that watch face although I only know Orange Kid as far as what the first page of the Google search results can tell me. :) Many thanks to ice2097 (http://www.mypebblefaces.com/?auID=202&aName=ice2097&pageTitle=Faces%20by%20ice2097) for a great watch face idea!
A text watch for the Philippine's national language -- Filipino.
[I] - vibrates on disconnect/reconnect (uses httpebble for iOS)
[A] - vibrates on disconnect/reconnect (uses httpebble for Android)
[V] - inverts the color of the screen (white background on black text)
Notes:
Minutes count up until the 39th of the hour. After which, it will start to count down towards the next hour.
The Cutie Patootie font is for personal, non-commercial use only. (http://bythebutterfly.com)
A text watch for the Philippine's national language -- Filipino. [I] - vibrates on disconnect/reconnect (uses httpebble for iOS) [A] - vibrates on disconnect/reconnect (uses httpebble for Android) [V] - inverts the color of the screen (white background on black text) Notes: Minutes count up until the 39th of the hour. After which, it will start to count down towards the next hour. The Cutie Patootie font is for personal, non-commercial use only. (http://bythebutterfly.com)
A text watch for the Philippine's national language -- Filipino. [I] - vibrates on disconnect/reconnect (uses httpebble for iOS) [A] - vibrates on disconnect/reconnect (uses httpebble for Android) [V] - inverts the color of the screen (white background on black text) Notes: Minutes count up until the 39th of the hour. After which, it will start to count down towards the next hour. The Cutie Patootie font is for personal, non-commercial use only. (http://bythebutterfly.com)
A text watch for the Philippine's national language -- Filipino. [I] - vibrates on disconnect/reconnect (uses httpebble for iOS) [A] - vibrates on disconnect/reconnect (uses httpebble for Android) [V] - inverts the color of the screen (white background on black text) Notes: Minutes count up until the 39th of the hour. After which, it will start to count down towards the next hour. The Cutie Patootie font is for personal, non-commercial use only. (http://bythebutterfly.com)
A text watch for the Philippine's national language -- Filipino. [I] - vibrates on disconnect/reconnect (uses httpebble for iOS) [A] - vibrates on disconnect/reconnect (uses httpebble for Android) [V] - inverts the color of the screen (white background on black text) Notes: Minutes count up until the 39th of the hour. After which, it will start to count down towards the next hour. The Cutie Patootie font is for personal, non-commercial use only. (http://bythebutterfly.com)
A text watch for the Philippine's national language -- Filipino. [I] - vibrates on disconnect/reconnect (uses httpebble for iOS) [A] - vibrates on disconnect/reconnect (uses httpebble for Android) [V] - inverts the color of the screen (white background on black text) Notes: Minutes count up until the 39th of the hour. After which, it will start to count down towards the next hour. The Cutie Patootie font is for personal, non-commercial use only. (http://bythebutterfly.com)
The original concept for mypebblefaces.com was based on RichardG's AWSOME Pebble Concepts site.
Thanks to Otto Greenslade (Chaotic) @chaotictm for the Pebble Watch artwork and many thanks to the Pebble team @pebble for the watch that we all love.
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