You guys, it's not an iPhone on your wrist...


it's not supposed be.

it's watch. gives ton more info cheap ol' casio.

fitness tracker.

, fashion/tech statement. says "i'm hip because tech hip."

once native apps available, game changer.

if go in expecting respond emails (on watch no keyboard? really?!) or doing results in holding arm in air minutes @ stretch....

you're gonna have bad time.

there obvious use cases practical some:

using watch
not having access phone out of pocket or purse
using track workout
sleep tracking , alarms
using respond things hands free (sometimes)
having remotes home automation @ ready around house, instead of having search phone
starting , stopping music
using things phone can do, situationally may more convent in instance

think there things coming in space blow lid off of all:

home automation awareness features, example smart thermostat know if you're home, or asleep, , able adjust temperature accordingly

smart locks hands free entry both house , vehicle.

being able unlock mac while in close range.

taptic feedback timers sorts of things taking medication, expertise reps, etc.

millions of things can't foresee, knew iphone doing in 2007!

if want iphone strapped wrist, save money , leave place in line wants one.
 

precisely. people complaining not being able reply things facebook notifications... think of gateway. can decide if worth getting phone out @ glance.
 


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