Security Writer :verified: :donor: on Nostr: npub1n5wnc…d7pja npub1238p6…3g63g I’m with you here, it’s so good that it ...
npub1n5wncsmlw5t9v3rlqv45l0w0zg2f70n5a2pnzgls5pzeq3dc6weshd7pja (npub1n5w…7pja) npub1238p6k7wqyjcdwvwk68hgny0zd4gs235m48snr30ss438n64hqyqp3g63g (npub1238…g63g) I’m with you here, it’s so good that it doesn’t really have true competition. You have other watches that are ‘smart’ but they’re not the same thing.
Also, and I always raise this… Apple’s commitment to accessibility (and as ever the caveat of “never going far enough” applies) is head and shoulders above everyone else. It’s borderline visionary when it comes to the Apple Watch. I have a colleague that lost the majority of both arms, and can fully interact with the Watch as well as any able bodied person. Combined with their iPhone there’s very little they can’t do, and people can hate Apple all they want, but nobody else comes close on that front, absolutely nobody.
Also, and I always raise this… Apple’s commitment to accessibility (and as ever the caveat of “never going far enough” applies) is head and shoulders above everyone else. It’s borderline visionary when it comes to the Apple Watch. I have a colleague that lost the majority of both arms, and can fully interact with the Watch as well as any able bodied person. Combined with their iPhone there’s very little they can’t do, and people can hate Apple all they want, but nobody else comes close on that front, absolutely nobody.