The Apple Watch and other wearables will drive the App Revolution, which we have so successfully ridden for the last seven years, to a whole now level, creating trillions of dollars in value for our economy in coming decades. Using the Apple Watch for the quick glances and interactions you do with your smartphone.
The fact is, while wearables have generated a lot of attention, they're being used a lot less than the fanfare might suggest.
Apple's products have already been used as de facto smartwatches. The iPod nano's small, square touchscreen was a natural fit for the wrist. Spotting the potential to turn the iPod into a watch face, companies such as Lunatik make kits that included mounts and slick straps.
Apple is expected to roll out its entry in the field.
Apple Watch might be the best smartwatch available, but it is not really a necessity, and it comes with a surprising amount of shortcomings for an Apple product.t's more than just about the Apple Watch: it's a criticism against our infatuation with screens, the constant attention we devote to them, while ignoring the big, wide world around us. It's about the modern human, and something more.
