Chrisanderson@icloud

The most fair statement I have read recently about the iPad Pro, and iPads in general, is that the apps need to catch up and realize the full potential of these systems. I think Apple is positioning the iPad Pro to take on these more demanding apps, working with vendors, like Adobe, to help them step up and offer more for the platform. Larger games, such as Civilization, have started to make it to the iPad, and I see that trend continuing. I have to say, as well, the iPad must convince a lot of people, especially if the iPad as a group, is outselling every other PC or Mac model out there.

I own an Apple Watch 2 and I love it, but I think Android Wear 2.0 will be great with LTE and the built-in Google Play Store. I actually would not mind buying one, but I really like Apple's ecosystem and Android's reliability is just not there.