Unless Apple accomplishes with the "iWatch" what is equivalent to their success with the iPhone on day 1, I think most people are going to poo-poo it. Which is sad, bc if you look back at the first iPhone (or if you had one - which I assume many of you did) you realize it was pretty limited in its capabilities (vs. almost anything in today's world). I had the first iPhone, and maybe I'm in the minority here, but frankly I didn't use safari much and I didn't have a ton of apps - I checked the weather, set alarms, and looked at photos which was amazing enough for me. The technology wasn't there for the iPhone to be what it is today - nobody had any idea of what it would become (again I use "everybody" very loosely here). I think we need to be ready for the same thing from iWatch, hopefully an impressive design base that Apple will perfect over the next couple years.
That being said - I do want one. I have a Pebble and in my line of work the notifications are very convenient (dare I say essential). I would like to upgrade to an iWatch though. I will say, as bad as I would like one it would be almost worth it, if it turned out there was never an iWatch and we were all fooled by an Apple smoke screen. ha!
That being said - I do want one. I have a Pebble and in my line of work the notifications are very convenient (dare I say essential). I would like to upgrade to an iWatch though. I will say, as bad as I would like one it would be almost worth it, if it turned out there was never an iWatch and we were all fooled by an Apple smoke screen. ha!