If Screen Size Is An Issue

It is business indeed. The competition is so keen that I am sure the legal teams of both sides will be seeing each other in courtrooms all over the world again. As for the watch/phone, I have to pity that tiny fellow as it gets itself salivate and waxed (ear) over. So are the accessories where the Bluetooth would be "toothless" since I am sure it will never be as useful as before. I was telling the respondent above that we will probably be able to see a 200m water resistant phone and take it for diving. Underwater photography will definitely see a different perspective and for that tiny fellow probably an annual "bath" with natural salts for it, too.

Oh, yes. Those and a lot more over time.

I do not know about evolution but I am sure you will agree with me that nowadays things aren't built to last. These companies just wants you to buy and throw away, no one is eager to repair or fix nowadays. I have quite a few concerns about this wristwatch/phone ranging from hardware limitations to health hazards. I sure hope they know what they are doing with this gadget.

I am sure talking among ourselves will be be very common and determining a nut job will be quite a job for the mental institutions. But, I have to give them a hand when they are being squeezed from the factory and spit at when they are out while our Bluetooth battery life runs out. Not forgetting giving our ears a closer examination. How's that for hygiene? However, I think it will be a wish come true for 200m water resistant phone and wristwatch. Maybe you can take it for diving in the Maldives or Bahamas or somewhere exotic and tag it while you are underwater diving.

To be honest, I am really interested just what operating system (OS) is it going to be "in-squeezed" and how much memory it can accommodate in that tiny body. I can accept the thinnest or slimmest phone but tinniest, I have to ask how much tiny the parts is going to get. Pity the service center staffs who will now need to double up as watch-smiths. But there again, I am sure Rolex, Breitling or all even Casio would have to thank Apple and Samsung for the brains here. Since you mentioned about reception I really have to ask them if we are going to be the antenna because I have doubts if that gadget's antenna (if it has one) is powerful enough. Remember how that transistor radio could suddenly be so clear and capable of broadcasting even channels from another universe when we come close proximity with it. Better check for its radiation levels here. On the other hand, I think the taller you are the better the reception - welcome back Afro.

On the note of texting, I am sure the young and glasses free would really love to have it since it will be difficult to see what's being typed. However, I wouldn't be too fast about these being an obstacle for the vision affected, because I suspect SIRI or SAM (voice activation) will be the main feature and thanks to them texting definitely will not be the same again. Not forgetting, we will be hearing the messages all over town. About the tests, I wonder how hygiene these gadgets will be when they are eventually out in the market. Boy, they are really going to take everything from us body temperature, sweat, blood(?), saliva and ear wax. Sure makes borrowing a phone or getting a secondhand a new ball game here.

I am really glad that you see it that way as far as going at each other is concern and for them to carry it into the courtrooms. We just have to pity these tiny gadget by what they are subjected to where they get "stuffs" squeezed into them and later get squint at. Not forgetting being salivate at as we start conversing with them. Life can never be the same for them since they are now going to be rechargeable which we really have to wonder what's their life span going to be like, with a more demanding expectation schedule. If this idea ever materialize, I would sure hate to be a watch henceforth I'd rather fade and forgotten than overworked and strewn.

Regarding the camera, I think the main problem would be trying to see the image with that wristwatch size viewfinder and that tiny weeny shutter release. Then, I am sure the manufacturers will cleverly say that their gadget or accessory is voice recognition capable. But, guess what? The tabloids will no longer need to eavesdrop to get to your privacy - mobile numbers and text messages because it is being broadcasted as it gets voice dialed or texted. Also, I believe you will more people talking to themselves on the streets because I suppose these fancy phone will come with out of sight Bluetooth ear wig. You know the ones that looks like those you see on the spy movies which looks like wireless ear plugs. By then, we wouldn't be able to determine if the person in front of you is a candidate for the mental institution. I wonder how these 2 giants could be known to be environment friendly conscious companies when all they do is produce more and more unfriendly energy gadgets.

I am not sure if it is actually putting little gadgets on the new phone but it sure seems like they (Apple and Samsung) are squeezing more things into that tiny wristwatch and expect it to rough it out hygienically speaking. Since even the prototype isn't out yet, I wonder how tiny they will come so don't be too sure of it being fashionable. It's really too early to say. One thing I am sure is that if you are a fan of Rolex or the likes then size doesn't matter because the bigger the better - a show of affluence.