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I love gadgets and sensors, I've looked for a reason to get a smart watch. I have avoided it because once I eliminate interruptions/multitasking, I can't see a
by x43b 7y ago
I love gadgets and sensors, I've looked for a reason to get a smart watch. I have avoided it because once I eliminate interruptions/multitasking, I can't see a good use case for me. I check email/messages too often, I can't imagine a buzz/chime/flash on my wrist helping.
- mikestew 7y agoYou might be right. Let me submit that a smartwatch allows you to glance, deal with it or not, go on about your day. In contrast to the phone, where once I unlock it, it has a higher tendency to drag me in. IOW, the watch is my first line of defense to minimize me getting my phone out of the bag.
- impostir 7y agoIf the smartwatch can be used as a triage device, I believe it could benefit focus. Glancing at a watch, seeing just the necessary information, and getting back to work is more efficient than opening a phone. Now, if you just use the watch as a phone, it'll screw upbyour flow just as much as a phone.