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Doesn’t the watch also emit radiation?
Yes, but this way of ensconcing it reduces the radiation exposure since the device now likely won't be kept constantly in contact with the body.
Oh look, carcinisation for Apple products. ipodisation: the tendency for non-iPod Apple products to evolve iPod-like features over time.
Implying apple products are not cancer on their own right.
This looks amazing. I do wonder though, how long it'll last before Apple C&Ds it.
They might be able to C&D the name, but I doubt they'd do anything (or get anywhere if they tried) about the case.
The UI and industrial design of this is cute and approachable. Love it.
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I'd jump at this (or even just a straight Apple watch) to replace my phone if it didn't require an iPhone in order to use it (I currently use Android; seems a bit silly to buy an iPhone purely to enable a watch). Hoping they consider this use case eventually, and it's worth remembering that early ipods required a mac to use, and early iphones required a computer to set them up.
In my case, my wife has an iPhone, so I was able to setup an Apple Watch as my primary phone, while I do not have any phone other than my watch. So if you're on a family plan, maybe that's an option
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I've long wanted a lanyard for my watch. Maybe they can add an eyelet (loop?) to the bottom of these cases.
So we are going full cycle? Pocket watches?
Meanwhile, I am tired of my internal drives running out of space, and I don't trust the cloud. Flash drives and external drives are too expensive. I have a totally original idea of removable media that is inexpensive, flat for easy travel, uses magnetic high capacity storage, and even had a writable surface to remember what's on it with a simple marker! Brilliant, I know. And I have big plans to use BOTH sides for even more storage, as well as a special notch to distinguish when the contents are read only.