A post on G+ showing all stock faces

https://plus.google.com/u/0/+JoyTestwick/posts/UgpfUDFM23o

Well, that's how the dev makes money to support themselves....buying the Pebble at such a discount has already saved you money, you can invest a very small part back to devs who support your device.

Nice, but dude, it's a little too little of everything it tries to be.

Fantastic concept though. When they have 5 day batteries at this size, more powerful CPU and a better screen, I might get something like it.

IINM, it's the only device in its class at the moment, very much like the Gear S is as well.

My view is that for devices with small screens, the limit is the screen size. It's like a Nintendo DS (or whatever model it was a few years back), your UI interaction is limited.

Even if the Pine has the same power as a, say, S5 <or your fav high end Android>, you will only be able to interact with 1 hand since it is on your wrist, and god forbid someone wants to read a 100 page PDF manual on it.

Web surfing on the Nokia N8 with 3.5" screen was painful for me. I can't understand how some platform decided that 3.5" was the holy size, and kept denying the truth about the utility of a larger screen.

Fundamentally, as of now, Android Wear is simply an extension of your notification area in Android, and is designed for personal network connections (ie Bluetooth).

That is why it does not support standalone calling and network connectivity.

Hopefully this can change, but it will impact Android phone sales if that happens.

We just might....anything is possible and there are all kinds of people in the world.

I can type out short texts using the Gear S.