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But if everything is powered by your watch, then all the external "devices" become essentially dumb monitors. If you could walk up to a monitor and your watch a
by rhlsthrm 8y ago
But if everything is powered by your watch, then all the external "devices" become essentially dumb monitors. If you could walk up to a monitor and your watch automatically paired with it through Bluetooth and all your stuff popped up ready to be browsed in full HD, desktop sized, wouldn't that be awesome? Of course the watch internals need to be capable of driving full-screen HD, but we're not too far from that.
- wvenable 8y agoMy watch is more powerful than my smartphone was a few years ago. But my phone is also now more powerful than my desktop was just a few years ago. And my current desktop is just ridiculous. Of course, my watch is good for mostly telling the time. My phone is good for browsing the web and playing games. And my desktop is good for software development.
- ninedays 8y agoI can't help but have the feeling that this was already being said when the iPhone went out and for several years. Yet today, iPhone and iPad are personal devices that is not really shared between users (still no multi user iPad for example). There were some initiatives by Microsoft trying to recreate a desktop experience by plugging your phone to a display and keyboard/mouse but it never really took off. So IMHO, I don't think this is the future Apple wants to embrace yet even though it appears to be the next logical step in computing for a lot of us. Edit : fixing typos