There's plenty of people who have no issue with the Watch's dependence upon an iPhone to utilize its full feature set. But I've seen many others make the case that they have no interest in purchasing Apple Watch or don't see the point so long as it's an "iPhone accessory."
Excluding the obvious running/jogging example, where or what is it current iPhone owners expect to find themselves doing in a normal week where their iPhone will be more than 150-300ft away and a bag or pockets are impractical or unavailable? Can people really come up with enough examples to justify this "pretty useless because it relies on your phone" hard stance some are taking?
Excluding the obvious running/jogging example, where or what is it current iPhone owners expect to find themselves doing in a normal week where their iPhone will be more than 150-300ft away and a bag or pockets are impractical or unavailable? Can people really come up with enough examples to justify this "pretty useless because it relies on your phone" hard stance some are taking?