Ugh....only 1GB for dedicated music on apple watch. Thought it was going to be 2GB!
What's the big deal? It's not like you need iTunes to sync music to it. Just sync a playlist from your phone prior to going to work out and you're all set.
Ugh....only 1GB for dedicated music on apple watch. Thought it was going to be 2GB!
maps not working here either
I hope that is the case. Also, maps isn't working for me either.
Works for me, watched it on my iPhone.
Ugh....only 1GB for dedicated music on apple watch. Thought it was going to be 2GB!
Is it just me or the videos are low quality?
http://www.apple.com/watch/guided-tours/
I hope this image of the clock face coming trough is Transparency, and not burn-in. Does OLED have burn-in?
What's the big deal? It's not like you need iTunes to sync music to it. Just sync a playlist from your phone prior to going to work out and you're all set.
I don't know whether OLED has that problem, but the image you're seeing on that video is definitely being put there by the software. If you watch carefully, you'll see the blurry clock hands move off the left side of the screen at 00:20 of the Siri Guided Tour. It's an animation, not burn-in.
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Cute subtlety on the Siri Guided Tour (and perhaps the others): the watch face shows the day and date as "FRI 24."
Oh, Apple, you tease.
Is it just me or the videos are low quality?
After I thought about the ability to sync from your iPhone, I'm less disappointed. I'll probably be controlling the music on my phone more than worried about a dedicated watch playlist anyway.
The whole "play music straight from your Watch" function seems to be intended entirely for runners/joggers/walkers/workout participants who prefer not to have their iPhones on them during the exercise, correct? As a bicyclist rather than a runner/etc., I'm having a hard time coming up with a situation in which I'd want music but would also need it to come from the Watch rather than the iPhone. (Come to think of it, this is also why I'm not terribly troubled that the Watch doesn't have onboard GPS.)
None of which is to say that onboard music is a pointless function or anything; I just suspect I personally won't use it on my Apple Watch.
Anyone think of a use case for this particular function that doesn't involve specifically exercising in a way that makes carrying an iPhone unwieldy or uncomfortable?