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Pebble smartwatches to ripple UK and Benelux market

Fleur Doidge

01 October 2014 •

Widget UK expands wearables offering across Europe in time for Christmas

Consumer peripherals specialist Widget UK has announced distribution contracts to supply smartwatches made by Pebble to retailers and resellers in the UK and across Benelux. The deal, via Widget...

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