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kovey

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Apr 10, 2011
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I'm at Buybuybaby with the wife and kid. I was washing my hands as the phone and watch alerted me to an incoming call. I lifted my wrist to see it was the mother in law. I used a dry pinky to answer the call. She doesn't have the best hearing but had no issues at all hearing me. It was a pretty awesome real world test scenario where I otherwise would have missed her call. :)

I'll test later, but anybody know if I could say "answer" to completely hands free answer the call?
 
You achieved two of my biggest pet peeves...

Talking on speaker in public
Talking in public restrooms on a cell phone
 
You have to press a button to answer? You can't speak "answer" or "decline" like on a Bluetooth headset? They need to implement that!
 
How can you use two hands on a watch? :confused:

I should clarify, both arms but just one hand. You have to hold up one hand and tap buttons with the other hand, so almost both hands. But as I mentioned earlier, you can touch the screen to the tip of your nose to answer a call without using your other hand.
 
Ha! You're braver than I am, I don't think I could answer my phone a public bathroom let alone have a conversation whilst on speaker :eek:
 
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