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That’s an awful lot of shiny emotive language dancing around a remarkably small amount of detail. Looks like it’s glasses which your phone can use as a display
by taneq 2y ago
That’s an awful lot of shiny emotive language dancing around a remarkably small amount of detail. Looks like it’s glasses which your phone can use as a display plus camera? Pretty cool, but there’s scant information about the display or capabilities.
I’d worry about ‘smartwatch syndrome’ where it’s neat but ultimately doesn’t really get you anything more than just using your phone.
- lannisterstark 2y agoEh, smartwatches are actually useful though - while I don't use them a lot for "phone replacement," I do use them for a lot of things they do really well, namely checking the time(lol), as well as health tracking. My watch constantly tracks my heart rate, any variations in it, as well as a bunch of other data, including sleep. I don't need to manually adjust workouts, runs, or walks either. When I work out, it is decently accurate in tracking those too. the other day it actually woke me up because my heart rate had dropped dangerously low. So, useful there. Other than these, a lot of "doing stuff on watch" has been replaced by the RayBan Meta smartglasses for me tbf.
- happyopossum 2y ago> it’s glasses which your phone can use as a display plus camera No - no camera