Turkish dictation support with a Settings language selector.
New Language setting on the configuration page. Choose English (default) or Turkish to tell the watch how to understand your spoken reminders.
Turkish parsing understands both relative delays (minutes and hours) and exact clock times, including spoken day-parts (morning / afternoon / evening). Numbers can be digits or words, and a trailing reminder verb is stripped from the reminder title.
Trigger phrases now have language-specific defaults. Switching the language swaps them to that language's defaults, unless you have customised the list.
Recognition itself is done by your phone's dictation service, so set your phone's voice/dictation language to Turkish as well for the words to come through correctly — the watch only parses the returned text.
English parsing is unchanged.
Selectable alert patterns (with real tunes) and a spoken-time fix.
New Alert pattern setting on the configuration page with 10 built-in styles. Vibration rhythms (Beep, Pulse, Nudge Nudge, Jackhammer, Gentle) work on every Pebble; five also play a real tune through the Pebble Time 2 speaker: Reveille, Mario, Ode to Joy, Twinkle Twinkle, and Für Elise.
On Pebble Time 2 each tune is mixed with an octave-below harmony voice for a fuller, polyphonic sound. On watches without a speaker, every pattern is felt as its vibration rhythm, so the alarm is never silent.
The repeating alarm now waits for a tune to finish before replaying it, so longer melodies no longer overlap or restart mid-phrase.
Fix: dictated times spoken as "p.m."/"a.m." (which the watch splits on the periods) are now recognized correctly — e.g. "remind me at 6:35 pm get milk" saves the reminder as "get milk" at 6:35 PM instead of leaving "pm" in the text. Plain "pm"/"am" continues to work as before.
Optional dictation approval screen.
New Approve dictation setting on the configuration page. Default is No, which keeps the current behaviour: a recognised reminder is added automatically as soon as you finish speaking.
Set it to Yes to have the watch show the built-in review screen after dictation so you can confirm the transcript (or re-do it) before the reminder is created.
Natural spoken clock times.
You can now say exact times the way people actually speak them: "remind me at eight past four", "at quarter past four", "at half past nine", "at twenty past six", "at ten to five" or "at quarter to five". "a quarter past four" (with the leading "a") works too.
These resolve to the next matching clock time, the same as the existing exact-time formats; add "am"/"pm" to pin a half of the day.
All previous formats are unchanged ("in X minutes", "at 5:30 pm", "at 17:45", "@ 8", "at five thirty", etc.), and ambiguous phrases like "at four to call mom" still parse as 4:00 with the title "call mom".
Settings page lists the new examples under Supported formats.Audible alarm
Reminders can now beep, not just vibrate. On Pebble Time 2 (built-in speaker) the alarm plays a classic Casio-style digital-watch burst ("pi pi pi pi") that repeats until you dismiss it.
New Alert setting: Vibration only, Sound only, or Sound & vibration. Sound requires the Pebble Time 2 speaker; other models fall back to vibration so the alarm is never silent.
The Notification strength setting (Low / Medium / High) controls both buzz strength and beep volume.
Absolute clock-time reminders
Say an exact time: "remind me at 3 pm to call mom", "remind me at 5:30 pm", or "remind me at 17:45" — it fires at the next time that clock reading occurs.
at (or @) switches from a relative delay ("in 5 minutes") to an absolute time.
Supports 12-hour (am/pm) and 24-hour; without am/pm the soonest matching time is used.
Relative-delay reminders ("remind in X minutes/hours") keep working unchanged.
Settings & polish
Cleaner configuration page: neutral trigger prefixes, automatic migration of older trigger lists, and clearer relative-vs-exact format examples.
The text after the time becomes the reminder title (trimmed to 48 characters).Hide touch buttons if there is no touch screen