Martin Hajek’s oft-shown iWatch model has been dusted off yet again, this time to show how the iWatch could act as a second-screen compass for Apple Maps running on an iPhone. Got to say, first obviously compelling use for an iWatch that I’ve seen yet.
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3 responses to “How You’ll Use The iWatch With iOS Or Google Maps [Image]”
You will just spend the whole time doing figure-eights with your arm
Stitched leather? Nothing says Jony Ive like stitched leather.
While I don’t care for the physical item I do think this software use is the right track. It won’t be a full device but a secondary display for certain functions. if Apple ever does go the way of the iGlasses, perhaps it will be a trigger rather than tapping your classes like an incompetent undercover agent