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as a moto 360 owner its hardly a problem. I can tell right away if its something I want to read in a glance, in this context from the picture alone. I'll imme
by angryasian 12y ago
as a moto 360 owner its hardly a problem. I can tell right away if its something I want to read in a glance, in this context from the picture alone. I'll immediately dismiss it, otherwise I'll scroll up for more information. Even with gmail notifications, this is not a problem.
I think this entire quote by Ive is similar to Jobs argument, that 3.5" is perfect size or 10" tablet is the perfect size.
- Florin_Andrei 12y agoMy thoughts exactly. Stuff at the bottom is quick, short notifications anyway. Want more details? You'd scroll up anyway. Works fine for me - in fact, I was pleasantly surprised how well the thing works. I used to think smart watches were a gimmick, now I'm a believer. The 360 rocks.
- ch0wn 12y agoAs an owner of the Samsung Gear Live (square) and Moto 360 (round) second this. The picture posted there is the preview of the actual message and it provides enough context to decide whether you want to swipe it up or not. Whether the message is truncated uniformly at the bottom or at some pieces to the sides doesn't make any difference in practice.