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 My experience with PineTime is rather recent, I got my hands on it on July 22th, 2021.
 It shipped with InfiniTime 1.2.0 and MCUBoot 1.0.0 which was the most recent at the time.
-Setting it up was very simple, all I needed was GadgetBridge on my phone and connect it
+Setting it up was very simple, all I needed was [GadgetBridge](https://gadgetbridge.org/)
+[(source code)](https://codeberg.org/Freeyourgadget/Gadgetbridge) on my phone and connect it
 over Bluetooth. Time and date synced immediately after making a connection without a hitch.
 I was also pleasantly surprised with how easily the menu was navigatable - so UI/UX gets
 another point from me. The step counter on PineTime is also surprisingly good for a device
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 - Cernodile
 
 ;tags:pine64 smartwatch opensource review
-;description:PineTime is a open-source smartwtch built by Pine64 and the community on the budget. Does it hold up to Cernodile's standards - is he satisifed, is it any good or a fail? Find out in this blog post!
+;description:PineTime is a open-source smartwatch built by Pine64 and the community on the budget. Does it hold up to Cernodile's standards - is he satisifed, is it any good or a fail? Find out in this blog post!
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