Apple Said to Be Developing Smart Watch with Curved Glass

[JMcEntegart]

Is Apple working on the iWatch?

Apple Said to Be Developing Smart Watch with Curved Glass : Read more

 

[greghome]

More like " We Shall watch over You!!! *evil laughters* *chuckles* *more evil laughter* "

 

[internetlad]

Late for an appointment because your watch is running slow? You're wearing it wrong.

 

[vertigo_2000]

iPod Nano with a wrist strap... OMG innovative.

 

[shikamaru31789]

[citation][nom]vertigo_2000[/nom]iPod Nano with a wrist strap... OMG innovative.[/citation]
I remember seeing a video of some crazy guy implanting magnets into his wrist and wearing his iPod Nano like a watch, lol.

 

[lathe26]

There's been so many smart watch implementations over the years I'm just going to take a wait and see attitude. For example, the Microsoft Spot Watch did not do very well in the market, partly because it was so unfashionably huge, like a Fred Flintstone sundial.

 

[ryan5609]

It doesn't matter anymore. Even though Apple will be very late to the smart watch game, people will still flock to it and call it the best thing ever. It will probably look like everything else they produce and have an iOS inspired interface,

 

[brandonjclark]

I know Apple seems late to the smartwatch game, but that won't stop them from patenting the idea.

 

[weakerthans4]

Meanwhile in Stupertino, Apple files patent for wristband and "things that make a watch tick"... sues industry.

 

[g00fysmiley]

I look forward to wearable tech, i only own an ipod 160 gig (still imo the ipod classic is the best stand alone music players made) i prefer my android phone and droid tablet, but one thing apple does right is marketing, if they cna market smart watches and google can bring out google glasses i would be happy to have both... though i would prefer a droid based smart watch,

 

[AndrewMD]

[citation][nom]vertigo_2000[/nom]iPod Nano with a wrist strap... OMG innovative.[/citation]

No one is forcing you to buy it! Also, Apple technically would be "innovating" according to the definition

http/www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/innovate

 

[NightLight]

weren't apple fans bashing samsungs curved phones a month ago? now it's probably the most innovating thing they've ever seen, completely invented by apple!

 

[AndrewMD]

[citation][nom]brandonjclark[/nom]I know Apple seems late to the smartwatch game, but that won't stop them from patenting the idea.[/citation]

Patenting protects the innovations a) you designed some fresh new concept or b) by updating an existing concept or idea with new or updated design or function. So again, if they are updating on a current idea, why wouldn't it be in their best interest to patent it?

If you think a business is suppose to be your friend then you obviously don't understand business at all.

 

[AndrewMD]

[citation][nom]NightLight[/nom]weren't apple fans bashing samsungs curved phones a month ago? now it's probably the most innovating thing they've ever seen, completely invented by apple![/citation]

What is there to bash? Business is business. If there is an ability to profit from said technology why not?

 

[capt_taco]

The Apple iWatch: MSRP $14,999.99
Android version: $200

 

[Avus]

i don't wear watch since i start using mobile phone..

 

[dauntekong]

Already been done by ASUS and Samsung... Too late Apple...

 

[Soda-88]

Another revolutionary fad device, great

 

[retrophe]

Pfft and it will easily break lol. I don't care how revolutionary it may be, it won't replace my atomic G-Shock

 

[abbadon_34]

People have been speculating on this for years. My favorite is the spider, as least aesthetically and if not made by apple

http/www.foxnews.com/tech/slideshow/2013/02/11/apple-new-iwatch/?intcmp=features#slide=1