That's actually a good use I never thought of.
Awesome thought. Now I can install a great sorround system in the bathroom and control music from the watch and sing to full lunges.
Actually,he probably just walks down to the warehouse, grabs a new one of the style he wants, and puts it on. And no one are an eye lol
That still doesn't mean engineers have to shoot for something; actual numbers, say 4h of screen time/direct interaction per day.
4h of active use (looking at the screen/replying) is a hell of a long time to look at a watch... Yet, some people seem to think that this means they'll have to ration themselves all day because of that.
What kind of lives must you live to be affraid of running out of battery juice because you stared at your watch for 4h!!
For most people, as expected, this won't be an issue. It is not like Apple has not made consumer battery devices before you know.
I don't even look at my Iphone's screen for more than 2h a day (and I think that's too much).
Pay better be coming to canada by the end of the year too
I agree I wasn't trying to hate on Apple, only explain why someone might prefer it if the Watch was water-proof, or had a long battery, so it could be worn all day.
Wrong thread .... or are you one of those who try to hijack every thread to promote the personal wish list of what others should do for you?
its not necessarily the shower. thats just an example (I know i don't wear mine during showering)
but you know, I do wash my hands regularly during the day, Especially coming out of the toilet. When I wash my hands, I use lots of soap and water. and do wash up to my wrists (proper handwashing technique, it's a habit). Wearing a watch, it WILL get wet. it will on occasion get under the flow of water.
What about rain? can you guarantee during a torrential downpour, no water will get on your wrist watch?
what about regions of the world with extreme humidity? Water resistance helps here too.
Simply put, the more water resistant a watch can be, the better.
Wrong thread .... or are you one of those who try to hijack every thread to promote the personal wish list of what others should do for you?
Control music while in the shower?
I can't wait for the millions of flashlight apps for the watch ;-).
You'd need bluetooth speakers in your shower (or near) to do that (or shower proof headphone ;-).
Actually you could have your phone plugged into your speakers and control your phone with your watch No bluetooth speakers necessary.
The convenience of water resistence is key, imagine if you were caught in the rain and it wasn't? No point in wearing it in the shower though, it has to be linked to your iphone to do anything....
Wrong thread .... or are you one of those who try to hijack every thread to promote the personal wish list of what others should do for you?