Re: Quick question
I used to have a a fitness band until I lost it and they are really good, providing you with detailed information about your fitness, heart rate & other information, as well and I now have a Apple Watch & now i'm starting to try loose weight again, it's going to be really useful.
I can use it with Apple Pay (which is the main reason I got it), turn my lights on and off, as I have Phillps Hue, Start my washing machine, as I have Samsung's WW9000 washing machine & Samsung Smartthings, control my central heating, as I'm going to be getting the nest thermostat or one of the others that is compatible with Amazon Alexa & I can even lock & open my front door from anywhere in the world, as I have a smartlock that works with Samsung Smartthing & I can check my bank account on it.
There's so many useful apps for the Apple Watch, but I also have Samsung's Gear S3 Frontier Smartwatch, which would wipe the floor with the Apple Watch. You can use both the Gear S3 & Apple Watch as a phone, but the phone on the S3 is 1,000 times better & you can use the S3 as a stand a lone phone, as the S3 is GSM enabled, were as the Apple Watch isn't, it as to be permanently connected to the iPhone for the phone feature to work and the S3 can be connected to iPhone & I believe other android phones for it to be set up and put apps on it ect, were as Apple Watch will only work with iPhone. The only thing Apple Watch as over S3 is the App Store eco system is 1,000,000,00 times bigger. Fitness bands & Smartwatches are extremely useful, in fact it was in the news yesterday that the health app on the Apple Watch can detect the first signs of a heart condition that can lead to a stroke!!!!.
So my friend, until you own a smart watch/fitbit band, or have used one in depth, you should really hush your mouth, as you really don't know what your talking about! :-D
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