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I see digital touch as "the killer app". The reason for this is communicating with my wife will be much easier. I think contextual based communication can be re
by kenrikm 12y ago
I see digital touch as "the killer app". The reason for this is communicating with my wife will be much easier. I think contextual based communication can be really powerful, for example coming home with a huge box of stuff from Costco it would be nice to be able to tap on the watch to get her attention to open the door for me as she does not always hear the knock and I'm there fumbling with my keys while trying not to drop the box. (or maybe get a smart door lock that is activated by the watch) This happens on a weekly basis and is just one example of the many ways that it'll make communication more seamless.
- aetherson 12y agoOr maybe get a smart door lock that is activated by your phone, and save $400. I mean, I kid. But I think that you're overestimating the amount of truly useful stuff that you can do where the only input is a tap or two and contextual environmental information, versus the truly useful stuff you can do with no taps and contextual environmental information.
- user_0001 12y agoOr just put the box down, open the door, pick up the box again :-\