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The watch is a curious thing. The iPhone is an easier sell because it has a very engaging visual user interface. It is as if you live reality through the iPhone screen. Not so much with the watch. Its success is measured by you not having to be engaged with technology all the time, like we annoyingly have with the iPhone.

A thinner body with better battery life is indeed feasible, if Apple manages to simplify the User Interface of the Watch and have its focus on a few core features.

I am looking forward to  watch 2

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I am disappointed with the article and the subsequent - yet predictable - replies.

As to the American voter. Do your research instead of retorting into media fed stereotypes.

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I am a bit disappointed by how lazy the Design team has been. They could have replaced the solid white/black chin and head for the antennas with a distinct white/black line, much akin to the 9.7 inch iPad Pro.

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ireland said:

The space-grey with matte edges is a lot nicer looking than I imagined it would be. Hopefully I don't regret getting rose-gold. Been using iPhones with white front for several years now. Perhaps I needed a change?

I am really missing the brilliance of the polished champfered edge. It gave the phone a jewel like vibe.

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"It's just that I have a basic fundamental belief this is very important and that no American company should be above the law," Feinstein said regarding her proposal.

AND NO LAW SHOULD BE ABOVE BASIC UNIVERSAL HUMAN RIGHTS !

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