I think sometimes they do, so it should have a mic (and no speaker). But mostly they don't. Mostly they want to just look and see who's calling, see the text or notification, discreetly touch the crystal to reject a call or reply using a canned text, things like that. But sometimes, they might want to whisper "Who is Satoshi Nakamoto" or something else being brought up in a meeting, and read the answer on the watch. It beats whipping out a phone and typing on a keyboard for thirty seconds.
ok, but you don't find talking to a watch, something that tells time, and pushes app notifications to the watch, seems ok, but talking to it, a bit.... disturbing.. ? Talking to your phone sounds more real, I think because you hold it in your hand..
If you wanna talk to a watch, at least take it off first....
Then again, maybe most Apple people wouldn't/don't care what others think of them walking down the street talking to their wrist basically.
For short/push notifications, i can see that, since its only brief, you look at your watch, not talking to it.
So, it doesn't have a speaker, I suppose you'd use your "phone" to respond, in which case, its out anyway, you may as well use that instead.
Maybe I'm not understand the concept, but it seems for some things it's ok, but lets not go crazy overboard here, in a sense that "You will never need to take your iPhone out again"
