Apple Watch
Posted: Tue Sep 09, 2014 2:58 pmI'm going to start this thread, because none of the other fanboys/girls on this forum have the balls to do it, and it will just get started by some knuckle-dragging Samsung user who can't use the English language properly if I don't do it....
Good things: I think Apple has proven they're still capable of conceptual innovation... what they are saying with a wearable that depends on the iPhone for communication is, besides (buy more f**k iPhones) , is that they recognize that communication over the next decade will become very decentralized and ambient. Cloud-based technologies are still in their infancy, the American public doesn't know shit about it... but they do know how to buy things, especially things that are crafted at a higher level than any other tech manufacturer. The first step is to separate yourself from your cell phone, which separated you from your desktop, which separated you from your telephone and family and healthy lifestyle.
Bad Things: The form factor could have been better. It's chunky.
Good things: I think Apple has proven they're still capable of conceptual innovation... what they are saying with a wearable that depends on the iPhone for communication is, besides (buy more f**k iPhones) , is that they recognize that communication over the next decade will become very decentralized and ambient. Cloud-based technologies are still in their infancy, the American public doesn't know shit about it... but they do know how to buy things, especially things that are crafted at a higher level than any other tech manufacturer. The first step is to separate yourself from your cell phone, which separated you from your desktop, which separated you from your telephone and family and healthy lifestyle.
Bad Things: The form factor could have been better. It's chunky.