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<blockquote data-quote="Nytmare" data-source="post: 6180280" data-attributes="member: 55178">For me, when I'm thinking about a &quot;smart watch&quot; I'm imagining something only slightly larger than the watch I wear now, that's forwarding me information from my phone, and letting me know if I need to jump to a larger device.&nbsp; Granted I imagine that I'm in the minority when it comes to phone use.&nbsp; My phone lives on my belt, is always on silent mode, and I can't always tell when it gives me a solitary alert.&nbsp; Furthermore, when I'm working I don't always have a free hand to pull it out, or feel like I'm in a safe place/position to pull it out.&nbsp; Having a watch that almost works as a miniature HUD (HDD?) would be super crazy useful to me.the primary use I imagine I'd have for a &quot;smart watch&quot; would be to let me know when I need to look at my phone.forwarding information from my phone, which is on my belt,&nbsp; two thingsAt work, I am constantly in a position to look at my watch.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Nytmare, post: 6180280, member: 55178"] For me, when I'm thinking about a "smart watch" I'm imagining something only slightly larger than the watch I wear now, that's forwarding me information from my phone, and letting me know if I need to jump to a larger device. Granted I imagine that I'm in the minority when it comes to phone use. My phone lives on my belt, is always on silent mode, and I can't always tell when it gives me a solitary alert. Furthermore, when I'm working I don't always have a free hand to pull it out, or feel like I'm in a safe place/position to pull it out. Having a watch that almost works as a miniature HUD (HDD?) would be super crazy useful to me. the primary use I imagine I'd have for a "smart watch" would be to let me know when I need to look at my phone. forwarding information from my phone, which is on my belt, two thingsAt work, I am constantly in a position to look at my watch. [/QUOTE]

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