PineTime article - Link to GadgetBridge and source code

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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.
 
 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
 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