I'm a man with a very thin left wrist and a very well-developed right wrist.
Oi! Apple is suing Samsung. Samsung is suing Apple. That's patents, IP and BS.
Do you think Samsung was the first to create a wrist band that communicates with another device?
I'm fine and onboard with being critical of Apple, but really?
Give it a rest. No one said you have to agree with me. Get over it.
The watch has been done. I like Apple, but this is following, not leading.
I've never been a watch guy...in fact I find them annoying. But, after hanging with a sales guy at ATT Store who had a Pebble, I might actually be sold on the concept. Not sure if I'm willing to wait for Apple to release it.
Personally, I'd rather wear a watch that looks good rather than a geeky vaginal repellent...
It won't look good with anything anyone wears.
Why is MR showing the ugly Samsung watches when talking about iWatch?
I see a lot of women wearing bigger watches these days and it looks great. Nothing sexier then a woman wearing a Submariner or Daytona or even a Panerai. Im not sure how the watch is going to fit in for people who prefer to wear a fine swiss mechanical but still love their electronic gadgets. Maybe the iwatch on the right hand. I certainly don't want to start that trend but if it catches on why not.
Also it remains to be seen if it will be water/rain proof etc.
I'm a man with a very thin left wrist and a very well-developed right wrist.
The watch has been done. I like Apple, but this is following, not leading.
It is yet to be confirmed whether the displays will be flexible but sources said it was a possibility, since Apple will want to upstage Samsung's Galaxy Gear.
The watch has been done. I like Apple, but this is following, not leading.
A watch? Who cares? I put mine in a drawer in 1985.
I think it is a very good idea to offer two different sizes, but I don't think it is as wise to say one is for men and one is for women. Especially if one is going to cost a different amount.