ControlD
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- Apr 25, 2005
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Eh, I think he would have eventually...
The main thing about smartwatches which isn't really done is to make them repositories for music. With smartphones better bigger, and with their storage limited, imagine how cool it would be if you could carry part of your music library on the watch and listen to it while jogging.
But what's the point of that without having everything else you would want in an exercise watch? No GPS, tracking apps, etc. You are better off using your phone or a dedicated device that can do everything already.
A smart watch might have some interesting uses, but it seems like a complete failure as an exercise device.