The Apple watch is probably the worst example of a company trying to create a 'smart watch' without understanding what people use watches for. None of the smart

The Apple watch is probably the worst example of a company trying to create a 'smart watch' without understanding what people use watches for. None of the smart bezel or anything like that make it more useful than just taking your phone out of your pocket. On the other hand, sports watches that track GPS and heart rate etc, do something that you don't want to use your phone for. (I have a Garmin that is fantastic.) Smart watches will take off when people nail the use case, and don't forget that we already have phones, so the watch doesn't need to do everything.