Well your humble opinion is wrong, when any smartwatch is going to be designed, it will follow.the basic principles of millions of existing watch faces, 12 numbers, 2 or 3 hands. Some have little date dials, etc and so on. At the end of the day, it's still meant to be a watch.TBH, before the Apple Watch, I never saw any watch with a complication that would give information about the weather, heart rate, stock market, news or whatever other thing you may possibly think about.
So, in my humble opinion, it is fair to say that Apple "reinvented" the watch complication and in this case, Google copied this reinvention.
Are you saying that the first ever smartwatch reinvented hands, on a watch face. Poppycock.
So the fieat smartwatch to have a complication hasn't invented or reinvented anything, it's just made a more detailed watch face following current faces already in existence...
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Have you just face palmed the keyboard, your response suggests as much.I think you are trying a little too hard to make sense. As the orange face says, it's sad!
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Oh, and do some research, the galaxy gear of 3 years ago had complications, I won't bother looking back at any of the prior watches they made before that. Just another sad example of Apple copying Samsung or Android, and the fanboys re writing history as they pathetically always do...TBH, before the Apple Watch, I never saw any watch with a complication that would give information about the weather, heart rate, stock market, news or whatever other thing you may possibly think about.
So, in my humble opinion, it is fair to say that Apple "reinvented" the watch complication and in this case, Google copied this reinvention.