FYI, that's how you discretely calibrate the compass now.FYI, you don't have to wave your arm around at all, you just have to tip your phone around in your hand in a tiny circle.
The first people to make use of the Apple Watch will be the ones who do see the point. Others may take longer to see the usefulness, and still others never will.The more I see of the AppleWatch the more it confirms that I don't see the point of this device. Pretty much every single thing you can do on the watch you can also do on your phone, and the physical difference between raising your arm to look at your wrist vs. raising your arm to look at your hand with a phone in it is no difference at all.
The more I see of the AppleWatch the more it confirms that I don't see the point of this device. Pretty much every single thing you can do on the watch you can also do on your phone, and the physical difference between raising your arm to look at your wrist vs. raising your arm to look at your hand with a phone in it is no difference at all.
Don't have your phone plugged in while watching the Siri video. Twice when she said "Hey Siri", my phone switched to Siri and was waiting for me to talk. I had to close out and go back in. I was so impressed with the fact that audio from the phone activated it itself that the disruption didn't bother me
They do offer public transport directions. What made you think that wasn't the case? And unlike with Google Maps you actually have choice.
In all seriousness (not sure if serious), there was an article that explained the 1.1ghz processor was indeed underpowered compared to MacBook Airs currently available. But added that the 1.2ghz mid-range option fared much better, closer in the gap with the MacBook Airs of today. It then mentioned the made to order 1.3 ghz higher end option has not been seen in benchmarks yet and we likely won't until they are delivered to customers. If that's what you're referring to, stay tuned.
Come on I'm so over this watch, I mean I love it and all that, and I love it that they gave one to that old half dead billionaire, such a sign of respect, but I wanna hear some stories about the new powerhouse MacBook.
You know the one with the powerhouse 1.1ghz processor, actually, I thought that was dead too.
I wonder how this would sound if Jony Ive did it.
So excited!!!!!!!!111
They're like easter eggs, makes me pee a little![]()
It happened to me too. I ended up with an alarm set for 6am and hanging up an outgoing call to my mom.
From where I come from, going from 1.1ghz to 1.2ghz doesn't mean it goes from low end to mid range, it just gets minutely not so slow. Notice how I don't use the word faster, because nothing in this thing is fast.
You can show me all the benchmarks you want, the speed increase is absolutely negligible.
Though this works less well in the old world where directions often require more nuanced information the right, straight-ahead and left.Have to admit the Maps functionality is pretty cool, especially the wrist taps to indicate turns, I'm always putting my phone back in my pocket to avoid walking down the street looking at it and don't ever seem to remember exactly which streets to turn down, so inevitably have to pull it back out again and again, sigh.
... like some sort of whiner inception.
So you can't play music through the watch's speaker?