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| At the moment, the Apple Watch seems best suited for busy people who need quick access to information on the go, those who want access to their schedules at a glance and anyone who likes being an early adopter of the newest technology. In many ways, the Apple Watch is like a beta product, but one promising a new direction, much like the first BlackBerrys and first iPhones. In the next few months and years, there will be many useful tools among the thousands of apps that will certainly be created for the Apple Watch. Apple will need to work diligently to improve battery life on future versions of the Apple Watch. I might have been playing with it more than most users would on an average day, but it was running low by the time I was finished lunch in Denver. I was still planning to be on the move for another nine hours. Apple can make the Watch more useful by ensuring more of its features work like the calendar: You don’t have to go hunting through a beehive of tiny app icons for the information you need (a boarding pass, for instance); it can be right there when you need it. Until then, the Apple Watch isn’t a necessity for anyone, but it will certainly be a lot of fun for a lot of people. |
