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To: Doren who wrote (156137)7/3/2013 3:16:01 PM
From: pyslent  Read Replies (1) of 213177
 
"Nope, the logical thing for the watch is bluetooth to a phone. The phone will automatically notify you via the watch (with movement probably), and display an incoming message or at least who its from with the subject or appointments etc."

What you've described sounds like a Pebble with added native iPod functionality. Like the Pebble, I think that would have pretty limited appeal. Having notifications pushed to your wrist that you cannot act on frankly sounds frustrating to me. Just keep them on the phone, if that's the case. This would not solve any problem I have.

OTOH, I think Ryan is barking up the wrong tree too if he thinks that a smartwatch can replace a smartphone. The screen is just not big enough. Now give me one with a flexible display that can wrap around my wrist when I am not using it, and then we are talking...
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