Originally Posted by tdenson:
“I was in Regent Street today and got my first proper play with the watch. I actually pre-ordered one on Friday sight unseen - and before I get derided for that, I had no choice (
), I'm firmly in the Apple Ecosystem and I have to have the latest toys no matter who produces them. However, I must say I was pretty impressed by the UI. I really don't know what all this talk of unintuitive and difficult to use is about. To someone who has an iPhone (the only market for this device) it takes about 30 seconds to master it. Time will tell, but I think they've come up with the right combination of touch and physical buttons.”
“I was in Regent Street today and got my first proper play with the watch. I actually pre-ordered one on Friday sight unseen - and before I get derided for that, I had no choice (
), I'm firmly in the Apple Ecosystem and I have to have the latest toys no matter who produces them. However, I must say I was pretty impressed by the UI. I really don't know what all this talk of unintuitive and difficult to use is about. To someone who has an iPhone (the only market for this device) it takes about 30 seconds to master it. Time will tell, but I think they've come up with the right combination of touch and physical buttons.”
Yeah I was having problems opening the apps on the screen cause they were so tiny but he just showed me you can turn the dial and it will zoom in on the app you want to open. I felt like James Bond.




All this tech isolates people more and more. Not that I talk to people much either, but it's absurd how everybody is in their little bubble, head down, molesting their phone and now a watch, too.
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