> So what else can Google watch do? That's the key question for me. I don't look at my watch and think "man, that experience sucks" like I did with the pre-iPh

> So what else can Google watch do? That's the key question for me. I don't look at my watch and think "man, that experience sucks" like I did with the pre-iPhone cell phones. In a way, it feels like Google is extending Android into wearables for the same reason they are doing Google Glass: because they can, not because it solves some frustration. I think that's why Apple is looking into health-related functionality (if the rumors are to believed). They are solving/improving the fitbit experience, not solving/improving the telling-piece/communication experience.