4 lessons the iPhone should learn from the Apple Watch<article>
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For the past eight years, the iPhone has been the innovator. Whether we’re talking about hardware breakthroughs, software solutions, or just plain good looks, the iPhone has always taken the lead, ushering in the latest technologies and design shifts before any other device: the Retina screen, Siri, Lightning, Touch ID, Apple Pay—even the new MacBook’s shiny gold case owes a debt to the iPhone 5s.</p><p>
For the first time since its debut, the iPhone isn’t the most cutting-edge piece of technology in Apple’s lineup. While Apple Watch borrowed some of the iPhone 6’s style and smarts, it also brings a host of new features and technologies made possible by the uniqueness of the device. So while I wouldn’t expect the next iPhone to sport a Digital Crown or a dedicated Friends button, there are still plenty of tricks it can learn from the new kid on the block.</p><p class="jumpTag"><a href="/article/2911356/4-lessons-the-iphone-should-learn-from-the-apple-watch.html#jump">To read this article in full or to leave a comment, please click here[/url]</p></section></article>
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4 lessons the iPhone should learn from the Apple Watch
