Right, and I don't see the point. Maybe someone would want a fecal-resistant smartwatch to analyze their colon, but is that a good idea?
Let's say that I could take a picture with my smartwatch. What next?
I'd like to share it, maybe, so then I'd have to tap into whatever social platform I use (probably Facebook, of course) and write a post about it. Oh, but there's no onscreen keyboard, so I'd have to dictate it. Do I want the other customers at Starbucks hear me say, "Having a spiced latte after the gym period hooray for me exclamation point winky face"? Hell no.
Or maybe I need to edit it, whether to just crop it or adjust the color and exposure. Or choose the pic with the sharpest focus and best composition. How am I going to do all this on a tiny screen?
Maybe I'd have to do all these things on the phone later. Or… maybe it would've been simpler to just take the shot with the phone to begin with.
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This kind of shortsightedness is why I stopped listening to radio call-in shows.