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From a quick glance at the docs I tend to agree with you. Seems like we're going to be working in a pretty restrained environment on the watch since Apple seems
by c1sc0 12y ago
From a quick glance at the docs I tend to agree with you. Seems like we're going to be working in a pretty restrained environment on the watch since Apple seems to prefer you do the heavy work on the phone & not the watch Here's to hoping that this is good news for the Apple Watch's battery life!
- wvenable 12y agoBased on development with the Pebble, processing doesn't seem to have much noticeable impact on watch battery life. Updating the screen, writing to flash, or doing communications use so much more battery than almost anything you can do on the CPU. What is probably more constrained is the memory and storage available on the watch. By moving as much of the application to the phone as possible, they decrease the demands on the limited resources of the watch.