As far as wearable techs go, the only thing that seems reasonable to me is Google Glass as it integrates into our senses seamlessly. As a "wearable" piece, any other form on interaction would feel unnatural. And I say this because I don't remember the last time a cloth I'm wearing made me feel much less natural than when I am naked.
Unless Apple has some black magic under its sleeve, I just don't see how a device that requires me to actually switch my full attention from everything else would make much sense. I already have my phone for that.
Apple should take a note from Pebble, Samsung or any other "smartwatch" makers... the only thing they have in common is that none of them achieved mass adoption rate no matter what they put into.
By mass adoption I mean something like smartphone is massively adopted. Everyone including my mom has a smartphone. Smartwatch? Only 2 persons I know have them and I'm in a field filled with tech-loving people.
Unless Apple has some black magic under its sleeve, I just don't see how a device that requires me to actually switch my full attention from everything else would make much sense. I already have my phone for that.
Apple should take a note from Pebble, Samsung or any other "smartwatch" makers... the only thing they have in common is that none of them achieved mass adoption rate no matter what they put into.
By mass adoption I mean something like smartphone is massively adopted. Everyone including my mom has a smartphone. Smartwatch? Only 2 persons I know have them and I'm in a field filled with tech-loving people.