None really. My mates have been wanting to wear it, coupled with "I'm not getting one" and "What's the point?".
The woman at Starbucks smiled when I used it to get a coffee. I think I was her first![]()
A bit smitten with the barrista where ya?
None really. My mates have been wanting to wear it, coupled with "I'm not getting one" and "What's the point?".
The woman at Starbucks smiled when I used it to get a coffee. I think I was her first![]()
Actually, I'm hearing impaired too!
And I have tried getting waked up by a 'wearable' (the Xiaomi Mi Band), and it sometimes works and sometimes doesn't wake me up at all. Since Apple Watch presumably doesn't shake as hard as the Mi Band does, I doubt if it would wake me up.
However, I don't need one after all. I have a special alarm with a shaking buzzer. That thing can shake me out of my bed, haha. xD But it does work, and it will work MUCH better than the Apple Watch. Though I'd give the Apple Watch a try. Just to see if it works.![]()
Then why did you say "everywhere?"
You also said an "abundant" amount of people which implies "most" which simply isn't the case.
It was a number to simply show perspective on the numbers.
If you didn't get that then it is you with "minuscule and short sighted things".
Especially if you think immediately turning to personal insults your perspective of "everywhere" is challenged. A perspective that you detailed out as including tabloid/daytime TV/Twitter and entertainment news publications.(yes, I consider the WSJ and Forbes as part of our entertainment media these days. They leave out so many facts it's comical.
I only included the "business person" to address the segment you were covering by including WSJ/Forbes. It wasn't an absolute or any other type of comparison to your "average person" that you seem to think ALL of follow TV drama, ads, social media.
Guess what? The vast majority still spend more time doing things that sitting around reading tabloids, Talk shows and Twitter.
I'm sure that many people hve heard of it. But I'd say that there is a huge number that haven't. Just the fact that you are hanging out on a tech forum proves that you are in a select group, and hang out with people that probably pay attention to this stuff.
The vast majority of people I see daily still have several year old phones, most not on the latest software. Not everyone cares enough to to pay attention to the tech and fashion news.
I love my macbook pro, i love my iPhone 6 and i love my iPad. The Apple watch i have zero interest in. So if I ever did see one out in public it wouldn't get much interest from me either.
The idea of having to put your watch on charge every day just sucks, I have a Casio GBA 400. That will do me just fine![]()
None.
I've been to a large grocery store, been out to eat, been to the gym, been to a couple other stores. I prefer it that way![]()
Anyone had someone strike up a conversation with them and it ended up leading to somewhere private?![]()
Attractive girl: Is that the Apple Watch???!!!?!!
Me: Yeah, put your number in it.
Attractive girl: Ok!
It'll happen.
I haven't really received much of a reaction, but I haven't paid much attention either. Today I was asked if it was an Apple Watch and how much I paid. I answered "yes" and completely ignored the second question.
In 25 years (your quote) how many of them will still wear traditional watch?
Remember when cell phones came out with stopwatches and timers and world clocks all those years back and some foolish people thought people would stop wearing traditional watches since your phone could do it all now? Yeah, no. Quality, traditional watches will never go out of style.
It can have a renaissance period like vinyl that's for sure but it will never be the same (like vinyl has never been the same since the digital music comes). It's hard to predict the future but in 25 years time it's more likely will be restricted to just a small set of collectors. Time they are a changing.
Sorry but something like a high end Rolex, Montblanc, Jaeger, Bulgari is a status symbol. Like a high end Mercedes, Range Rover or Bentley. Saying they will be replaced by digital watches running a gimped version of iOS is about as silly as saying Range Rovers, Bentleys and Benzs will be replaced by a Chevy Volt or a Prius because everyone is going green in the future. It's absurd.
I laughed out loud.
Sorry - I'm a horrible person![]()
I wonder how long before the thieves start to notice them. Is there a find my iWatch feature? I own a Tag, but from a distance it could just be a $80 fossil stainless steel watch. The bright colored bands seem like they are just inviting theft....I guess we shall see.
I can only speak to my own experience, metro boston and into the wilds of New England. Maybe in Kentucky they've never heard of the apple watch, I don't know... As an earlier poster said, it seems apple has done a decent job of product placement to get noticed across several different demographics. Not really sure that point can be effectively argued against....
Me: Yeah, put your number in it.
Attractive girl: Ok!
How would she go about that?