So, every little Apple product issues get blown up in the media, but no one talking about things like the HUGE memory problem issue with the new Galaxy S6.
So, I guess the fact that these people who got tattoos will never ever be able to have an MRI isn't as important as being able to wear a watch. I mean, because if saving your life was as important as wearing a gadget, I'm sure there'd also be outrage at the MRI manufacturers for being so inconsiderate, right?
So, every little Apple product issues get blown up in the media, but no one talking about things like the HUGE memory problem issue with the new Galaxy S6.
Agreed.
However, why talk about outdoor toilet problems when the one in the warm, convenient room, occasionally needs a second flush?
Ever noticed how people with tattoos don't berate people who don't tattoos but it's rife the other way around. It's almost like that someone else's skin has got something to do with you.
I have loads of tattoos, a full sleeve on my right arm. I'm also fully employed as a chef. Most people, at least the ones I know, are not "thugs" or "hipsters". We're just as hardworking and family-oriented as many of you are.
That said, I can't speak to what Apple tested making the watch but I would have to assume that at some point this might have been brought up but I don't know for certain. That said I'm certainly not going to blame Apple for this.
The problem doesn't affect all people with tattoos, just the ones with tattoos that cover the wrist with dark ink, which is probably a small percentage. There's a guy here who tattooed a picture of his baby onto his face:
Don't judge him now. He can wear the watch just fine.
For the wrist tattoo people, Apple can bring out an $80 adaptor or an ?Watch accessory like Beats headphones that have sensors on the earlobes. Ah but then they'd be thrown off by lobe mods:
so you'll need another gadget somewhere. It's a great business model when you think about it. Apple can eventually sell an accessory for every part of your body so you don't have to use your phone.
So tattoos are bad because they don't work with the Apple Watch? What a ridiculous statement. The Apple Watch is an unnecessary accessory made by a company run by human beings. Your ability to wear it does not define the quality of your character.
And news flash, but tattoos have existed long before the Apple Watch, or any watch for that matter. Apple should have realized this when they were making it. Products must be designed to fit in with society, not the other way around. Seems to me like this is Apple's problem, not the customers'.
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So, every little Apple product issues get blown up in the media, but no one talking about things like the HUGE memory problem issue with the new Galaxy S6.
I forgot the link: http://www.cultofandroid.com/73258/samsung-galaxy-s6-suffering-from-a-major-memory-problem/
Where's the verge, cnet, etc talking about it??
Actually an unreported fact. The watch really only works on albinos.
If Apple didn't know tattoos would interfere with sensors then it's inept research, and if they did know, and said nothing then it's deception.
What scientific knowledge that you have, that everyone should have been aware of to precipitate such research?
What evidence do you have that Apple would in any situation be so inclined to be so nefarious?
And why are you so inclined to be so accusative?
So, every little Apple product issues get blown up in the media, but no one talking about things like the HUGE memory problem issue with the new Galaxy S6.
Agreed.
However, why talk about outdoor toilet problems when the one in the warm, convenient room, occasionally needs a second flush?
Namaste and care,
mhikl
I was just thinking I could get an always-on watch face tattooed on my wrist, and it would be right twice a day.
Lighten up, people!
So far, I'd rather get the tattoo than the watch.
Enjoy your tat. I have the watch and it's pretty awesome.
It's almost like that someone else's skin has got something to do with you.
That said, I can't speak to what Apple tested making the watch but I would have to assume that at some point this might have been brought up but I don't know for certain. That said I'm certainly not going to blame Apple for this.
Long after your Apple watch is in the landfill, you'll still have your tattoo.
Apple can't take into account every single situation. That's what the return policy is for.
And the try on appointments to try it out first.
If you classify tattoos as 'scientific knowledge' then you need to brush up on your science. Having a tattoo is not some obscure scenario.
That's not a possibility for everyone.
... or ankle:
The problem doesn't affect all people with tattoos, just the ones with tattoos that cover the wrist with dark ink, which is probably a small percentage. There's a guy here who tattooed a picture of his baby onto his face:
http://www.washingtonpost.com/news/morning-mix/wp/2015/04/26/why-a-texas-man-had-his-baby-tattooed-onto-his-face/
Don't judge him now. He can wear the watch just fine.
For the wrist tattoo people, Apple can bring out an $80 adaptor or an ?Watch accessory like Beats headphones that have sensors on the earlobes. Ah but then they'd be thrown off by lobe mods:
so you'll need another gadget somewhere. It's a great business model when you think about it. Apple can eventually sell an accessory for every part of your body so you don't have to use your phone.
And there ain't nothing better looking than old tattoos.
Thank God for making the right choice, huh?
Thanks for ruining my lunch.
So tattoos are bad because they don't work with the Apple Watch? What a ridiculous statement. The Apple Watch is an unnecessary accessory made by a company run by human beings. Your ability to wear it does not define the quality of your character.
And news flash, but tattoos have existed long before the Apple Watch, or any watch for that matter. Apple should have realized this when they were making it. Products must be designed to fit in with society, not the other way around. Seems to me like this is Apple's problem, not the customers'.
At least she can still wear her Apple watch.
And there ain't nothing better looking than old tattoos.
And nobody seems to be taking notice of the security fellow in the background, and the trouble he's facing!