The Apple Watch is flirting with feature bloat, putting sublime simplicity at risk<article>
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<p>If I were Tim Cook right now, I wouldn’t be worrying about Apple Watch sales potential. Oh, it will sell. The new
TV spot is inspiring, and the stainless steel polish on these watches looks fan-frigging-amazing. Add in Apple’s trademark surprise-and-delight, and all signs point to long lines on launch day.</p><p>No, if I were Tim Cook, I’d be more concerned about people
using the Watch than
buying the Watch. This thing is packed silly with features, and far too many of them have been borrowed from the catalog of smartwatch failures.</p><figure class="medium right">
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<p>Does a smartwatch really need a full suite of fitness features? Certainly not if they just add to the noise.</p><p class="jumpTag"><a href="/article/2895895/the-apple-watch-is-flirting-with-feature-bloat-putting-sublime-simplicity-at-risk.html#jump">To read this article in full or to leave a comment, please click here[/url]</p></section></article>
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The Apple Watch is flirting with feature bloat, putting sublime simplicity at risk
