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Pebble Updated with Do Not Disturb Mode

Dec 13, 2013, 8:35 AM by Eric M. Zeman

Pebble has released PebbleOS v1.14, a firmware update for its smartwatch that adds several new features and fixes bugs. Pebble now lets users block notifications for a set period of time, such as at night, and lets users set multiple alarms, toggle alarms on/off, and edit alarms more easily. The alarm adds a snooze feature, as well. The firmware update gives users more control over notifications, such as which are displayed, and the notification menu system has been streamlined so it is easier to use. The update also makes improvements to the performance of the watch with iOS devices, to which it will send notifications faster. Pebble owners can update their smartwatch via either the Android or iOS Pebble applications.

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TDBearCT

Dec 13, 2013, 9:18 AM

I was just thinking of this...

... as I heard my Pebble vibrate from incoming mail and SMS messages all bloody night (grin).

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