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Adam Oram - On Apple Watch Apple has since honed this down to three main selling points: Timekeeping, New Ways to Connect and Health & Fitness. But during a demo portion of the keynote on Monday, Kevin Lynch showed off even more functionality, including a number of third-party apps. I
The Verge - Apple doesn't want to talk about the real use for the Apple Watch The thing is, the watch does have a use case, it's just one that’s hard for Apple to talk about. Last week Matthew Panzarino at TechCrunch wrote that the
Apple had the world’s attention yesterday when they had their Spring Forward event. We knew they would be talking about Apple Watch, and many of us were hoping to see them make a better pitch for the Watch than they did back in September. In September, Tim Cook and
It takes about one week to make a jelly bean. — UberFacts (@UberFacts) March 8, 2015 The above tweet hit my timeline this morning and it reminded me of conversations I've had around Apple Watch pricing (god, what has my life become!?!?). Some people have cited the "9
I have read and listened to some things over the past couple days of people who are very bearish on the Apple Watch. Most notably, I’m hearing people express the idea that your phone already does everything a watch does, and it does it better. On this week’s
I was listening to the latest episode of Resolve, in which Abdel Ibrahim and his guest Mark Gurman discuss the Apple Watch at length. If you follow, Abdel on Twitter, you've surely seen him go on at length about the Apple Watch. As opposed to most other people