Interesting. I've never tried, but I assumed it would connect to a car just like any other bluetooth speaker.
It's a tiny display, it's not like your could do any meaningful email stuff from it anyway. I see this as a limitation that fits the device category.
What are you wanting to do on a watch that would require a file explorer?
Again, it's a watch. The speaker is terrible and the battery is small. They're doing you (and, frankly, everyone around you) a favour by limiting playback to other devices.
I haven't checked but I'm pretty sure events would sync to your calendar over cellular or wifi.
It's a watch. The browsing experience would be objectively awful.
Yeah, that's a fair criticism. I purposefully buy the wifi versions so I'm not bothered by this, but I can see how not being able to move and switch networks with your watch would suck.
For what? What are you doing on your watch that requires a VPN?
It's an accessory device. I could understand wanting them allowing people to set it up from a Mac or Android device or whatever, but managing your watch from another device makes complete sense given its current hardware.
There are some fair points in there, but a lot of ridiculous ones too. Again, this is an accessory device, it's not meant to be an all-capable wrist workstation.