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Considering that neither Apple nor Intel are owned by MS, so there is no reason for WP8, I would say they will use iOS.Intel + apple developing iWatch..
Hmm, I wonder what OS will be used? iOS or WP8?
Wasn't that an iCompass? lolCase closed! (pun intended).
I fear that question will likely be fielded by Apple's patent lawyers and left for the U.S.District courts to decide....Wasn't that an iCompass? lol
Sir, I fear you've missed the entire "iThing" purchasing arc, and are completely ignoring the consumer's (perceived), needs."Long battery life,
Wifi/3g,
Siri enabled/Voice controled."
--> then the iWatch will be at the same size (at least) as iPod touch, if that so, just buy iPod with wristband..
Right dude, that's exactly what we need, an army of iZombies armed with iPhasers.It's very simple. If you watch the TV show Star trek you will understand where they get their ideas from. If I was Android I would tell my RD department to watch the show and come up with ideas on how to match those gadgets.
Here I was thinking we were going with more cloud based devices. That would be difficult to read on a cloudy day. lolCould I interest you in something a bit more "outdoorsy"?
Another revolutionary product by Apple!
No more old-fashioned mechanical watches made from the third world country like Switzerland, where workers have to make watches individually by hand and sell the product at an overpriced rate.
Apple stock should go over $700/share easily like it did with iPhone 5 for the awesome product design...
Right dude, that's exactly what we need, an army of iZombies armed with iPhasers.
Don't breathe a word about "Star Trek", to either Samsung or Apple.
Well, the iPod nano as a watch is a decent idea. The things missing from it are battery life and bluetooth.
This has bluetooth, but I highly doubt we have any battery that can keep the screen on for even a day.
So Apple will just have to sue somebody over the patent to the standard black and white LCD twisted nematic display. AFAIK, those will stay on all day without killing even tiny watch batteries. And you can buy watches with that technology for less than ten bucks at K-Mart.
I think that the eReaders are using the latest and greatest in that field. But thats all it is, is a thought.Speaking of that technology, have there been any advancements in it? I'm thinking of a ~150-200ppi watch-sized display made up of the LCD crystals. Even though it's black and white, it would be pretty amazing (not to mention the battery life!).