The important thing is, it's a very good fitness tool. That is why I purchased it. That is what I use it for. I will admit, I also occasionally use the watch to tell me what time it is. I never thought of using a watch for that function before, but it's shockingly useful.
Because? If people were using that app on their AW I doubt they’d discontinue the app
That would be nice @TheYayAreaLiving 🎗️ but Fakebook is primary place along with the Instagram I have lots of contacts with family there is not an alternative. I also use Fakebook as co-admin of the Trilobites group so main spot for my hobbies. I also have some other important groups that have no other alternative. Most of the alternatives are too extreme in views, narrow, and often not a place where I can yet do all this not wanting to fragment my online use of these areas any time soon.
Nah. Not for everybody. The only apps I don't use either aren't available or are so poorly supported by the app developer that they're not worth using. FedEx app comes to mind. Great idea, but is slow and flaky. I wish UPS had an Apple Watch app for tracking packages. If more good-quality apps for the Apple Watch came out, I'd use them.
I do I am 72 year old boomer LOL
At 72 those later categories are minor component. I use the activity for walking measurements and some other heart and heath data from sensors. But for me I got/tried first watch because I could answer phone on it and not put iphone out of pocket, same with texts, and I have good weather apps I use on it. I guess I am in minority if I am in the trend of smart watches mainly/mostly for health?
I like the health options, mostly use to measure my walks (at 72 I am not and never was into lots of activity and sports anyway LOL). I like some of the health features (measuring calories consumed I am on diet for health reasons and have third party apps that work with my health app) Heart rates and other stuff of interest. Time to time i use the sleep capbablities to see how things are going. But I use the texting, answering phone, reading email. Looking at my weather apps (I am storm spotter) . I like calendar, time features, timer setting, having calculator app on my AW Ultra To mention a few things. I probably use the watch for health for a third of use at max, and other apps for most of my use.
I'm sure you will still get notifications on your watch when you receive a message, only that you will need your phone to reply, or write a new message.
