I agree but I think it is more a software upgrade so maybe when they release apple watch 2 it will likely coincide with os 3, which i think it will be a feature of, and not exclusive to watch 2
That might be true.
But if this was done, like with iPads and iPhones Apple may block the new software feature from working on the older model as a key reason to "want" the newer model.
We have seen with other devices, people have hacked, and been able to turn on some features that were blocked from running.
They would not wish a key new feature to be able to run on the older model as that kills part of the reason to upgrade.
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Despite those who find fault with the watch in terms of what it doesn't do, I have felt since the beginning that Apple released a device that did way too much for a first generation device, raising the bar awfully high, not only for their competition, but for themselves.
It seems to me they are likely struggling for ways to release a gen 2 that adds something significant to differentiate the two models within the limited confines of the watch case. The Achilles heel of which is the 38mm model. Everything has to fit into those dimensions, regardless if the 42mm can accomodate more.
I agree.
Honestly I feel the Apple watch was/is very un-Apple.
Rather than introduce a few perfect features, and over time build on them.
The Apple watch looks like they threw everything they could think of, all with mixed UI's into a bucket, stirred them around and crammed them into the 1st Watch, just literally to see what stuck and what failed.
Then, after time and user feedback they can fine tune and improve the things that worked and junk or change dramatically the things that don't.
Personally I'm not anti that as an idea. It's just not very Apple, and the type of behaviour Samsung gets criticised for a lot.