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Originally Posted by Mugge
Now there's a tech that nobody ever uses in real life.
Turn up the volume or use my wireless earbuds. Almost like today on my iPhone.
Speak to Siri and either listen to her like it was a phone conversation or put my wrist down and look at the not entirely useless, but just small screen.
Crack up the wrist-speaker to max and sing along for good effort. No?  Well, maybe I'll just use my wireless earbuds. And before you even get yourself started, let's not consider earbuds (wireless or wired) an independent device. Usually I don't even bring them along with me anyways, so nothing is compromised compared to the iPhone. In fact, you would have the very same problem with an iPhone. |
I'm just pointing out the inconveniences and shortcomings of the watch compared to the existing solution... the phone.
I've yet to see anything the watch does
better. So why bother?