10 Killer Features for Apple’s iWatch
Health Sensors
Aside from watches, another popular on-wrist accessory are fitness bands, such as the Nike FuelBand and the Jawbone UP. Apple could dominate this category by including sensors in an iWatch that track movement and other biometric data, and give reminders on how to lead a healthier life.
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February 13th, 2013 at 1:03 pm
I’m trying to be objective here, but why would anybody want to pay for something that does the exact same thing as their smartphone, but worse, due to a smaller screen? I actually hope this article was a joke because apps, really, on a watch? and Wi-Fi, what for? To say your watch has Wi-Fi? The only useful thing mentioned here was the health monitor. But to be honest, I’d rather just buy a high-quality Swiss watch that I wouldn’t be embarrassed to wear out in public than an Apple watch.
March 19th, 2013 at 12:00 pm
Ever lost a$400 smart phone? It’s very easy to do! If it’s tethered to your wrist though….