I just wanted a nice design, thats not unreasonable. Its hideous.
That's entirely a matter of aesthetics and personal opinion, so I'll give you that, at least.
I just wanted a nice design, thats not unreasonable. Its hideous.
What happened to THINK DIFFERENT?
beats, and now this...
I would recommend everyone take a deep breath and appreciate what we were shown yesterday as it was pretty awesome, never before seen tech. But then what would we do with our lives if we couldn't bitch about something we don't actually know about.
That's why something like that exists. *shrug*
P.S. I get what you're saying, but it seems purely rhetorical... I don't know what discussion can be had around it other than, ".... okay."
The problem is the "sleep monitor" set all assume that it will take all night to charge. It's not water proof so you won't be showering with it; for all any of us know you will be able to charge it in the morning while you are getting ready for your day.
The reality is if Apple gets a real day (18-24hrs) out of a single charge with all of the functions it showed on Tuesday it will be a frickin' miracle. So, until it's actually released, why not assume Apple is going to make it work and don't lose sleep over it (see what I did there).
I would recommend everyone take a deep breath and appreciate what we were shown yesterday as it was pretty awesome, never before seen tech. But then what would we do with our lives if we couldn't bitch about something we don't actually know about.
Buying this version of the Apple Watch will be a bit like buying the first generation iPad: There's some cool technology there, and a lot of potential - but you know that in a year or so there'll be a second generation that's thinner, has better battery life, and has built-in cellular data and GPS.
I had to come here and see the reactions since many of you spazzed on the Moto360 about it being an "all day device". Apple pushing this turd out not even this year and can't pull anything better. Woohoo way to go for your expectations, huh?
But don't fret, you can draw little symbols like fish to indicate you want sushi!![]()
FTR, Timex is launching the Ironman One GPS+ watch this fall - and while it's not exactly a smartwatch it does have GPS and 3G messaging without needing to carry a phone (or an external battery pack).
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Here's the promotional video.
What happened to THINK DIFFERENT?
beats, and now this...
Wow, you really are hurt, aren't you? I am sorry you cannot draw a fish on your watch. You're right, it probably doesn't matter, given all of the other things you can do with the amazing apps currently available for the Moto360.
Curious why you thought the Apple Watch was a "turd", though? Something more than the battery life being equal to everyone else's? Or are you just a person who likes using juvenile language, 'cause turd makes me laugh, too. Turd, said it again. Ha! Turd!
Please do educate me in what was introduced yesterday that is this magical never seen before tech. Please go on. Please.
And where would the bacteria get their energy?
Maybe you don't see it this way, which is okay, because I don't really care.
If I'm supposed to shower every 18 hours it will mess up my work/sleep habits.
Sometimes the most simple thing is the most brilliant, which Apple gets, but apparently not everyone else. So, in answer to your question (which isn't one, I know), let's say the interface, how you interact with it, the apps it ships with and the potential of apps to come, the simplicity of communicating with others (sometimes a fish is more than a fish).
Sure, be stubborn and say we have seen it all before. But you can argue that using the word "turd" is not creative, that everyone can use the word. But it's how Shakespeare uses it that comes to mind when I look at the other attempts at Smart Watches. Shakespeare could take the words that we use everyday and create something brilliant. Apple does the same, consistently.
Maybe you don't see it this way, which is okay, because I don't really care. Hey, did you check out the thread the day after the original iPhone was released?
Then why am I having to scroll past all of your posts?
So, what, I cannot comment? Just angry people who hate Apple are allowed to comment?
Have you had the chance to view the thread after the original iPhone was released? It's a great read.
2)They put so much emphasis on it being a sports companion, even going as far as a commercial showing a runner with just the watch on, yet, it requires the iPhone to function and record that data. So now that runner gets a watch + phone where before that runner could just have a phone. (not saying this is different to the 360 or any other watch, but these other devices weren't sold that way either).
2) you don't need the phone for the fitness stuff, just to record your route via gps, but that's not necessary.Oh no I am not hurt at all actually, I just find it hilarious how zealous you guys are about your beloved Apple after yesterdays release. I don't care one bit about what anyone uses, but as a tech guy I just find it funny how Apple invents all sorts of "magical tech" that have been in use in other devices for awhile.
Curious as to why I thought it was a turd (it's OK, I can use my big boy words from time to time too)? Let me count the ways :
1)A tiny little "digital crown" is one of the main input/control methods. Have fun twisting and twisting on that tiny little knob to zoom in and out.
2)They put so much emphasis on it being a sports companion, even going as far as a commercial showing a runner with just the watch on, yet, it requires the iPhone to function and record that data. So now that runner gets a watch + phone where before that runner could just have a phone. (not saying this is different to the 360 or any other watch, but these other devices weren't sold that way either).
3)Adjusting emjoi/drawing fish. Revolutionary!!!
Oh and one little nitpick ... the name of the high end "edition" is .. literally ... "EDITION". Apple used to have an edge (I've owned every iPhone except the 5C), but now it's just a joke.
I'll add one more note. Samsung used to take the crown for gimmicky software "features" but Apple surpassed them with the "share your heartbeat" nonsense.
FTR, Timex is launching the Ironman One GPS+ watch this fall - and while it's not exactly a smartwatch it does have GPS and 3G messaging without needing to carry a phone (or an external battery pack).
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Here's the promotional video.