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by Sander Saar
Sander introduces the newly released Apple Watch alongside Android Wear competitors, highlighting Apple's smartwatch history, pricing tiers, and try-on options. Along the way it covers Design & Hardware Comparison, Watch Faces & Communication Features and Health & Fitness Tracking Test, and more. Sander shares concluding thoughts on the current smartwatch market, what each ecosystem is missing, and the trajectory of wearable technology.
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Sander introduces the newly released Apple Watch alongside Android Wear competitors, highlighting Apple's smartwatch history, pricing tiers, and try-on options.
On screen: A top-down view shows hands opening an Apple Watch box and displaying its included components on a wooden surface.
A breakdown of unboxing contents, physical design differences, display quality, haptic feedback, and internal hardware across Apple Watch and Android Wear devices.
On screen: A young man speaks to the camera in a paved city walkway while demonstrating the smartwatches worn on each wrist.
A comparison of customizability in timekeeping and watch faces, alongside messaging capabilities, emoticons, and taptic feedback.
On screen: A young man stands on a city street speaking to the camera while gesturing and showing smartwatches on both wrists.
Sander conducts a running test to compare step counting, GPS accuracy, and heart rate monitoring across Apple Watch, Android Wear, Fitbit, and Mio Alpha.
On screen: A man in athletic wear stands outdoors on a terrace, speaking directly to the camera and referencing the multiple smartwatches on his wrists with statistical overlays appearing beside him.
An overview of how smartwatches perform during travel, work, and leisure, highlighting third-party application support and ecosystem integration.
On screen: A man speaks directly to the camera while gesturing outdoors in an urban pedestrian courtyard flanked by modern architecture.
Sander shares concluding thoughts on the current smartwatch market, what each ecosystem is missing, and the trajectory of wearable technology.
On screen: A man stands outdoors on a city pedestrian street talking to the camera while gesturing with both hands and wearing smartwatches.
What the footage shows, shot by shot. It is derived from the video itself, independent of the commentary. Timestamps link to the exact second.
0:00–0:06 A young man stands on a London street introducing his tech review video to the camera. On screen: ERN KANSAS CITY ESTABLISHED 1853
0:06–0:08 The presenter raises his right wrist to display a novelty analog Apple watch as a joke. On screen: RN SOUTH
0:08–0:13 The presenter reveals the real Apple Watch on his other wrist while continuing his explanation. On screen: ERN ERNEXT ERNIE
0:13–0:25 A young man stands on a London street with the London Eye in the background, presenting an Apple Watch and an Android smartwatch to the camera. On screen: www ERN
0:26–0:31 Animated title cards display text for the smartwatch comparison video and channel title. On screen: SMARTWATCHES APPLE WATCH VS ANDROID WEAR BY SANDER SAAR I BEILEVE IN TECHNOLOGY
0:31–0:34 A host stands on a London street and gestures toward a vintage watch on his wrist. On screen: RN
0:35–0:37 A close-up view shows a hand rotating a vintage 1995 Apple watch on a wooden table.
0:38–0:42 A close-up overhead shot slowly tracks across the vintage Mac OS wristwatch resting on a wooden surface. On screen: QUARTZ Mac OS
0:43–0:46 The presenter stands outdoors on a city street pointing to the vintage watch on his wrist.
0:46–1:03 A young man speaks to the camera along an outdoor London embankment with the London Eye in the background, pointing to his Apple Watch. On screen: EPN www
1:03–1:10 A man stands outdoors near the River Thames in London and gestures while talking to the camera. On screen: ERN CAPITAFEST
1:10–1:16 The presenter gestures toward an overlay graphic in the upper left showcasing historical wearable devices and watches. On screen: DERY ERN DATALINK 16-07-08 8:02.13 WED TZ1 DGALLERY
1:16–1:18 The presenter stands on an urban street near the London Eye speaking towards the camera. On screen: ERNA
1:18–1:20 Shoppers gather around wooden tables inside an Apple Store.
1:20–1:21 Various Apple Watch models and straps are showcased under a glass table display with customers looking on.
1:21–1:23 A display case inside an Apple Store showcases rows of Apple Watches with customers standing around the table. On screen: WATCH EDITION
1:23–1:28 The camera pans smoothly across a wooden retail display case featuring different Apple Watch models and strap styles.
1:29–1:34 A close overhead shot displays ten 42mm Apple Watch Sport models lined up with colorful silicone sport bands. On screen: WATCH SPORT 42MM
1:35–1:51 The camera slowly pans across an array of stainless steel Apple Watches arranged on a wooden retail display. On screen: WATCH 42MM Cancel I'll call you back. Leaving now. Be there in 5 min.
1:52–1:59 A top-down view shows multiple Apple Watch Edition units arranged in a wooden display showcase. On screen: WATCH EDITION 42MM Hey Siri, is the weather nice in Lake Tahoe today?
2:00–2:03 A young man talks to the camera while standing on a riverside street with a bridge and city landmarks in the background. On screen: ERN
2:03–2:06 An Apple Store drawer containing various Apple Watch models and bands in circular holders is viewed from above as hands interact with it.
2:06–2:10 Hands hold and inspect a Space Gray Apple Watch Sport above a wooden table.
2:10–2:16 A person fits a black leather band onto an Apple Watch case before comparing two watch models side-by-side on their wrist.
2:16–2:21 A close-up view shows a 42mm space gray Apple Watch and a smaller 38mm silver Apple Watch worn side by side on a wrist. On screen: 22 10:09 CAL 396/600 MIN 14/30 HOUR 3/12 TUE 9 Close
2:21–2:25 A close-up shot captures hands adjusting and fastening the magnetic leather loop strap of an Apple Watch.
2:25–2:27 The camera displays a close-up of the space gray Apple Watch with the black leather loop band on the wrist.
2:27–2:29 A top-down view shows an Apple Watch with a grey strap placed next to detached black silicone straps on a blue surface.
2:30–2:34 The presenter stands on an outdoor street talking directly to the camera with urban landmarks in the background. On screen: ERN ELF CO CO
2:34–2:48 The presenter speaks to the camera outdoors alongside a city riverfront with the London Eye visible in the background. On screen: www ERN
2:48–3:05 A top-down view shows hands opening an Apple Watch box and displaying its included components on a wooden surface. On screen: CEX
3:05–3:12 The presenter stands in an urban pedestrian area, speaking to the camera and gesturing toward the smartwatch on his wrist. On screen: ERNA gum butts
3:12–3:14 An Apple Watch fitted with a textured band rests alongside detached black sport straps on a blue surface.
3:14–3:20 Hands slide a white sport band into the chassis of an Apple Watch over a wooden table. On screen: Enter Passcode 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 0
3:20–3:23 The host stands in an outdoor pedestrian street while gesturing toward the smartwatch on his wrist. On screen: ERN
3:23–3:33 A top-down close-up view shows a hand interacting with an Apple Watch with a white band, scrolling through apps and pressing the Digital Crown. On screen: SUN 26 08:00 BUILDERS ARRIVING
3:33–3:43 A close-up shot shows a person interacting with the side button on an Apple Watch worn on their wrist. On screen: SUN 26 08:00 BUILDERS ARRIVING Princess ES SS RR BP
3:43–3:44 A host stands outside on a paved city street, pointing at the smartwatch on his wrist while speaking to the camera. On screen: ERN
3:44–4:00 A close-up view of a person wearing an Apple Watch and demonstrating its Force Touch feature on the music interface. On screen: 20:12 < 0:00 Kõik Kordub Karl-Erik Taukar–Vääl Shuffle Source Cancel AIRPLAY iPhone Transparent S...
4:00–4:05 A close-up shot of an Apple Watch on a wrist showing an active phone call interface. On screen: 20:14 Printsess ♥ or Liis Ro... CALLING MOBILE 00:00 00:02
4:05–4:09 A close-up view of the Apple Watch displaying Siri's voice recognition interface on screen. On screen: What can I help you with? How are you doing I am well, Sander.
4:09–4:12 The presenter stands on an outdoor pedestrian street, speaking and gesturing toward the camera. On screen: ERN WWW
4:12–4:16 A close-up of a user's wrist rotating to showcase the strap and body of the Moto 360 smartwatch.
4:17–4:21 A top-down close-up of the Moto 360 screen lighting up with a watch face and Google prompt as a finger interacts with it. On screen: moto "Ok Google"
4:21–4:24 A static close-up shot of the Moto 360 smartwatch resting horizontally on a wooden surface.
4:24–4:26 A close-up shot displays the underside sensor plate of a Motorola Moto 360 resting on a wooden table. On screen: WATER RESISTANT IP67 STAINLESS STEEL-316L OPTICAL HEART RATE SENSOR PEDOMETER
4:26–4:30 A close-up view shows a user wearing an Asus ZenWatch with a tan leather strap and interacting with its touch display. On screen: 20 26 SUN 8°C 40% 8850 13 "Ok Google" 14 13 12 11
4:30–4:32 A close-up profile view shows the curved metallic side and back chassis of the Asus ZenWatch resting on wood. On screen: ASUS ZenWatch ASUS
4:32–4:57 The presenter stands outside on a paved walkway talking to the camera as graphics of various Android Wear smartwatches appear and fade around him. On screen: SONY 12:34 X Twitter Email Music Weather 12 FRI 15 12:45 Mon, 24 Feb
4:57–5:29 A young man speaks to the camera in an outdoor walkway, gesturing with his hands as an infographic of various smartwatches appears in the lower-left corner. On screen: No ??? Yes 5:30 SYD - LHR Departs 8:05 12:45 72° Talia Torrey Almost home! 10 35
5:29–6:04 A young man speaks to the camera in a paved city walkway while demonstrating the smartwatches worn on each wrist. On screen: ERN gum butts
6:04–6:12 The presenter talks directly to the camera outdoors before a close-up shows the Apple Watch screen next to a Moto 360. On screen: gum butts www ERN
6:12–6:19 A panning extreme close-up compares the screen displays of the Apple Watch, Moto 360, and Asus ZenWatch. On screen: MON 27 12 1 2 3 4 5 8 9 10 11 09 30 CALL WITH MA... Apple Watch 302 PPI Moto 360 205 PPI Asus Zenwatch 278 PPI moto SFO LON MON 8°C 18% 0 46 45 44 43
6:19–6:25 An overhead view displays the three smartwatches aligned side by side as a hand interacts with the ZenWatch screen. On screen: MON 27 09:30 CALL WITH MA... moto SFO LON 27 MON 8°C 18% Apple Watch 302 PPI Moto 360 205 PPI Asus Zenwatch 278 PPI Ok Google
6:25–6:33 A young man wearing smartwatches on both wrists speaks directly to the camera on a city pedestrian street. On screen: gum butts www ERN A
6:33–6:42 A man stands outdoors on an urban pedestrian street, speaking and gesturing toward the camera. On screen: ERN
6:42–6:57 A close-up shot shows the backs of the Apple Watch and Moto 360 alongside an Asus ZenWatch being flipped to demonstrate heart rate sensors. On screen: WATCH 42MM CASE 7000 SERIES ALUMINUM ION-X GLASS COMPOSITE BACK SERIAL FHLPGFJCG9J5 M/L 42MM WATER RESISTANT IP67 moto 360 STEEL 316L OPTICAL HEART RATE SENSOR…
6:57–7:15 A man stands outdoors in an urban courtyard, speaking to the camera while gesturing toward the smartwatches on his wrists. On screen: ERN ERNATIONAL
7:15–7:48 A top-down view shows the presenter demonstrating and comparing the charging accessories and adapters for the Apple Watch, Asus ZenWatch, and Moto 360 on a wooden desk. On screen: ASUS
7:48–8:13 A young man stands on a city street speaking to the camera while gesturing and showing smartwatches on both wrists. On screen: ERN www
8:13–8:27 A young man stands on a paved urban walkway speaking enthusiastically towards the camera, gesturing with his hands as he wears a smartwatch on each wrist. On screen: ERN www
8:27–8:31 A close-up shot shows a hand pressing and holding on the Mickey Mouse face on the Apple Watch screen to customize it. On screen: SUN 26 08:00 BUILDERS A
8:31–8:35 A close-up shot of a user interacting with and editing complications on the Apple Watch display. On screen: SUN 26 CALENDAR 08:00 BUILDERS ARRIVING MOON PHASE WAXING GIBBOUS
8:35–8:40 A close-up shot of a user swiping through watch faces and selecting the Astronomy watch face on the Apple Watch. On screen: ASTRONOMY COLOUR 10:09 Customise SUN 26 19:14 19 26
8:40–8:42 A close-up shot of a person tapping the Astronomy Earth watch face on an Apple Watch. On screen: SUN 26 19:14
8:42–8:48 The user rotates the Digital Crown to view planetary orbits in the solar system watch face on the Apple Watch. On screen: SUN 26 19:14 22/05/2015 +26 DAYS
8:48–8:55 The user switches to and manipulates the Moon phase display on the Apple Watch face. On screen: SUN 26 19:14 29 Apr Waxing gibbous +2 DAYS
8:55–8:58 Close-up of a user interacting with the customization screen of an Apple Watch on their wrist. On screen: 10° 08:00 20:13
8:58–9:02 Presenter stands outdoors on an urban paved walkway speaking to the camera while gesturing.
9:02–9:12 A close-up view of a user swiping through watch faces on a Moto 360 smartwatch. On screen: R. Kelly - Min 12 3 9 moto SUN 26 13 14 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24
9:12–9:19 A close-up shot shows a hand scrolling through various watch face designs on an Android Wear smartwatch. On screen: MONDAY 24 FEBRUARY Perfection Coordinates 26 SUN 8°C 40%
9:19–9:23 The presenter gestures and speaks directly to the camera on an outdoor paved city street. On screen: ERN J
9:23–9:39 A man stands outdoors on an urban paved street, actively gesturing and speaking to the camera while wearing smartwatches on both wrists. On screen: gum butts www ERNI
9:39–9:44 A man stands on a paved city street between modern buildings, gesturing with his hands while speaking directly to the camera. On screen: ERNA 22
9:44–10:00 A close-up shot of a user navigating various notifications and glance screens on a white-banded Apple Watch worn on the wrist. On screen: SMARTTHINGS Front Door is open 18:21 ACTIVITY Here's an update... Activity 18:44 Heart R Sunday 26 08:00-09:00 Tomorrow Builders arriving
10:00–10:05 A close-up shot of a person swiping through card notifications on an Android Wear smartwatch. On screen: 9 Current location 20% 14 km/h AAPL 130.28 +0.61 0.47% GOOGL 573.66 +16.20 2.91%
10:05–10:13 The presenter stands on an outdoor walkway speaking to the camera and gesturing with his hands. On screen: ERNI
10:13–10:15 A close-up of an Apple Watch on a wrist displaying a circular contacts selector interface as a finger navigates it. On screen: Princess RR BP SS
10:15–10:20 A close-up view of the Apple Watch as a finger taps on a contact profile to open the Digital Touch communication interface. On screen: < Princess
10:20–10:32 A close-up shot showing a finger drawing sketches and tapping on an Apple Watch screen on a wrist. On screen: < Princess
10:32–10:39 A close-up shot of two fingers placed on the Apple Watch screen demonstrating the heartbeat sending feature. On screen: < Princess
10:39–10:43 A close-up of a finger navigating messaging options and emoji menus on the Apple Watch. On screen: Princess Cancel What's up? I'm on my way. OK
10:43–10:50 A close-up of a person interacting with animated emoji expressions on the screen of an Apple Watch. On screen: Cancel Send
10:50–10:52 The presenter stands in an urban pedestrian alleyway and talks while gesturing towards the camera. On screen: ERNA THE GUM BUTTS
10:52–11:00 A young man wearing a jacket speaks directly to the camera while gesturing with his hands on a city street. On screen: ERN www gum butts
11:00–11:12 A medium shot of a young man speaking and gesturing to the camera outdoors in a city courtyard. On screen: gum butts ER WWW
11:12–11:25 A young man speaks and gestures directly to the camera while standing on a paved outdoor urban walkway. On screen: ERNE 22
11:25–11:45 A close-up shot of a user interacting with the Activity rings on an Apple Watch worn on the wrist. On screen: 19:44 Move 420 OF 660 CALS Exercise 57 OF 30 MINS 57 minutes Stand 9 hours 0 6 12 18
11:45–11:57 A young man stands on a pedestrian walkway flanked by buildings, speaking directly to the camera and gesturing. On screen: ERNE EAT EAT EAT CAPTAIN CAT
11:57–12:25 A man in athletic wear stands outdoors in front of greenery and a building, speaking to the camera while gesturing with his arms covered in smartwatches.
12:25–12:53 A man wearing athletic clothing talks to the camera outdoors while displaying multiple smartwatches on his wrists.
12:53–12:54 A top-down view shows two wrists resting on a wooden surface wearing an Apple Watch and a Mio Alpha heart rate monitor. On screen: Mio Alpha Reference
12:54–12:58 The camera continues looking down at both wrists as heart rate measurements are displayed on the Apple Watch and Mio Alpha. On screen: Mio Alpha Reference 87 69 BPM, 1m ago
12:58–13:24 A top-down view shows hands putting on and testing different smartwatches against a reference heart rate monitor on a wooden table. On screen: Mio Alpha Apple Watch Reference -1 BPM Fitbit Charge HR -2 BPM ASUS Zenwatch +1 BPM Moto 360 0 BPM
13:24–13:27 A close overhead shot shows hands placing several smartwatches and fitness trackers face down on a wooden surface to reveal their rear optical sensors. On screen: Mio Alpha Apple Watch Fitbit Charge HR ASUS Zenwatch Moto 360 Reference -1 BPM -2 BPM +1 BPM 0 BPM
13:27–15:32 A man in athletic wear stands outdoors on a terrace, speaking directly to the camera and referencing the multiple smartwatches on his wrists with statistical overlays appearing beside him. On screen: Mio Alpha ASUS Zenwatch Apple Watch Fitbit Charge HR Moto 360 3.53km 141BPM (continuous real-time) 3.50km 3.44km 3.52km N/A (needs fingers on the bezel) 156BPM…
15:32–15:42 The presenter stands in an urban pedestrian plaza speaking directly to the camera while gesturing with his hands. On screen: ERNI www gum butts
15:42–15:51 A close-up view of someone interacting with a workout app on an Apple Watch worn on the wrist. On screen: Select Workout: Classic Bonus 1 Bonus 2 Bonus 3 Bonus 4 19:43 0/12 circuit 1 10 Next - jumping jacks 19:44 6
15:51–15:57 The presenter stands in an urban courtyard talking directly to the camera. On screen: WWW
15:57–16:02 A wider view of the presenter continuing his discussion outdoors while gesturing. On screen: ERNI
16:02–16:08 A man stands on a city sidewalk and checks the smartwatch on his wrist while pedestrians pass by.
16:08–16:25 A close-up of a person navigating directions and maps on an Apple Watch screen outdoors. On screen: Maps 18:07 Unknown Location DIRECTIONS 5 MIN 2 MIN 18:13 ETA 18:08 Clear Start
16:25–16:38 The presenter stands in an outdoor pedestrian street between urban buildings, gesturing and pointing to his smartwatches as he talks to the camera.
16:38–16:42 The presenter stands on an outdoor sidewalk near a street, interacting with his smartwatch.
16:42–16:52 A close-up view shows a hand navigating the interface to open the Uber app on an Apple Watch. On screen: Uber 16:26
16:52–17:00 A close-up point-of-view shot shows a person tapping the screen of an Apple Watch to request a ride on the Uber app while standing outdoors. On screen: uberX 16:26 3 MIN REQUEST Requesting
17:00–17:04 The camera maintains a close-up on the wrist-worn Apple Watch as the Uber application screen updates to show a ride is en route. On screen: Requesting 16:26 En Route
17:04–17:21 A young man stands on a paved urban pedestrian street, addressing the camera and gesturing toward the smartwatches on his wrists. On screen: ERN ERNI
17:21–17:24 The camera pans across a busy city street showing traffic and a Starbucks storefront inside a red brick building. On screen: STARB COFF STARBUCKS COFFEE the Loss Crispy
17:24–17:26 A closer exterior shot of customers sitting inside a Starbucks coffee shop by the window working on laptops. On screen: BUCKS COFFEE
17:26–17:41 A close-up shot shows a user navigating on an Apple Watch screen from the app grid to the Passbook app to bring up a Starbucks payment barcode. On screen: 25 Passbook 19:15 Close Starbucks Card Balance £5.60 Nickname My Card (9753)
17:41–17:48 A customer finishes a transaction at a Starbucks coffee counter and walks away. On screen: SIGNATURE vourite PERU Espresso Make it yours Mo Filter Coffee Tea Starbucks Beverages Free POPCHIPS TRY
17:48–18:07 A young man stands outdoors on an urban paved walkway speaking and gesturing toward the camera. On screen: ERNE G1
18:07–18:13 A young man talks to the camera in an urban outdoor setting while gesturing with his hands. On screen: ERNI www gum butts 22
18:14–18:15 A close-up of a finger navigating the app grid on an Apple Watch with a white band.
18:15–18:22 An extreme close-up of an Apple Watch on a wrist opening the Evernote app, followed by a finger tapping on the screen. On screen: Evernote 19:48 RECENTLY UPDATED Wearables - From computer backp... Let's talk about weara... 18:00
18:22–18:25 A close-up view of the Apple Watch interface displaying voice dictation audio waveforms with Cancel and Done buttons. On screen: Cancel Done
18:25–18:32 A close-up shot shows an Apple Watch on a wrist displaying voice dictation text on the screen. On screen: Done Cancel Remember to follow the channel follow the channel I believe in technology
18:32–18:35 A finger navigates and selects an app from the circular app grid on the Apple Watch interface. On screen: xe E
18:35–18:38 The Apple Watch screen shows the loading screen and interface of the Day One application. On screen: Day One
18:38–18:42 A close-up shot shows an Apple Watch worn on a wrist displaying a third-party app interface. On screen: 19:48 Retrieving location... Working Eating lunch
18:42–18:49 The presenter stands in an urban pedestrian area, gesturing while discussing smartwatch capabilities. On screen: ERNI www gum butts
18:49–18:52 A close-up shows a finger swiping through notification cards on an Android Wear smartwatch. On screen: Congratulations 100% You've reached today's goal
18:56–19:07 A close-up shot shows a hand interacting with notifications on an Asus ZenWatch worn on the wrist. On screen: 9 Current location 14 km/h 20% Recommendation Swipe left to download Wellness from Play Store for best experience on your ASUS ZenWatch Package dispatched…
19:07–19:09 A medium shot shows the male host gesturing and talking outdoors in a city courtyard. On screen: ERNI www gum butts
19:09–19:34 A young man stands outdoors on an urban paved street, gesturing with his hands as he speaks directly to the camera. On screen: ERNI www WWW
19:34–19:48 A close-up of a user's wrist operating the Yelp app on an Apple Watch to browse nearby restaurant listings. On screen: Yelp 18:06 RESTAURANTS BARS COFFEE & TEA SHOPS HOT & NEW Restaurants Traditional Americ... ££ · 110 YARDS Bottega Prelibato 40 REVIEWS Italian Restaurants...…
19:48–19:54 The host speaks to the camera while standing on an outdoor city promenade. On screen: ERN ERNI
19:54–20:00 A close-up of a user scrolling through circular app icons on an Apple Watch screen. On screen: #0X
20:00–20:02 A close-up view of a tic-tac-toe game menu opening on the Apple Watch display. On screen: 19:51 #OX Select Game Type Two Player vs iPhone Single Player vs Apple Watch
20:02–20:10 The presenter stands in an urban pedestrian courtyard while speaking directly to the camera and gesturing with his hands. On screen: ERNI
20:10–20:38 A man speaks directly to the camera while gesturing outdoors in an urban pedestrian courtyard flanked by modern architecture. On screen: 22 ERN www
20:38–20:47 A close-up overhead shot displays a smartphone on a wooden surface as hands tap on its home screen app icons. On screen: 20:34 Google Android We.. ZenWatch.. Wellness Fit UP Remote Link Remote Ca.. Omlet Chat
20:47–20:56 Top-down close-up of a person navigating Asus ZenWatch companion apps on an Android smartphone. On screen: Google 20:34 Android We.. ZenWatch.. Wellness Fit UP Remote Link Remote Ca.. Omlet Chat Recommended for you ZenWatch ZenWatch Music ZenWatch, ASUSTeK Computer…
20:56–21:01 A medium shot of the presenter speaking and gesturing with both hands in an outdoor city plaza. On screen: 22 BERNI www gum butts
21:01–21:05 A top-down view shows hands resting beside an iPhone on a wooden table as its screen lights up displaying the Apple Watch app. On screen: Apple Watch Activity 20:29 51% Phone Mail Safari Messages 20:30 My Watch App Layout Airplane Mode Notifications Glances Do Not Disturb General Brightness &…
21:05–21:19 A top-down close-up shows a person scrolling through compatible applications within the Apple Watch companion app on an iPhone. On screen: 20:30 51% My Watch General Brightness & Text Size Sounds & Haptics Passcode Health Privacy Activity Calendar Clock Contacts Friends Mail Maps Explore Featured…
21:19–21:26 A close-up shot shows hands interacting with an iPhone screen browsing Apple Watch features and apps on a wooden surface. On screen: Explore Introducing Apple Watch Featured Get Started Stay Informed RunTastic Instagram BBC NEWS Lifesum
21:26–21:57 A young man stands outdoors on a paved pedestrian street between buildings, speaking to the camera while gesturing with his hands. On screen: ERN CATCATCAT
21:57–22:39 A man stands outdoors on a city pedestrian street talking to the camera while gesturing with both hands and wearing smartwatches. On screen: gum butts ERNA www
22:39–22:56 The host stands in an urban pedestrian walkway speaking directly to the camera while gesturing with his hands. On screen: ERN GUM BUTTS
22:56–23:00 A young man stands outdoors on a city pedestrian plaza talking directly to the camera with expressive hand gestures. On screen: ERNA www gum butts
23:00–23:18 A man stands outdoors in an urban pedestrian courtyard speaking to the camera and gesturing. On screen: 22 www gum butts ERN
23:18–23:34 A young man stands on an urban pedestrian street talking to the camera and gesturing with his hands while wearing a smartwatch. On screen: ERN DEAL
23:34–23:49 A man speaks and gestures outdoors on a city pedestrian walkway with smartwatches visible on both wrists. On screen: gum butts www ERNI
23:49–24:03 A man stands in an outdoor pedestrian street, speaking directly to the camera with expressive hand gestures. On screen: ERN INTERNET
24:03–24:24 The presenter stands outdoors in a pedestrian plaza gesturing and pointing to the smartwatches on his wrists while discussing watchbands. On screen: gum-butts ERN www
24:24–24:50 A young man stands outdoors in a pedestrian street area, speaking to the camera and gesturing actively.
24:50–25:02 The presenter stands on an outdoor city sidewalk speaking to the camera while gesturing with both hands. On screen: gum butts ERNI WWW
25:02–25:19 A young man wearing smartwatches on both wrists stands on an outdoor paved street and gestures warmly to the camera while concluding the video. On screen: gum butts www ERNI
25:19–25:25 Motion graphics display the video title and creator credits over a textured blue background. On screen: SMARTWATCHES APPLE WATCH VS ANDROID WEAR BY SANDER SAAR I BEILEVE IN TECHNOLOGY
25:25–25:26 The presenter stands on an outdoor walkway in London and talks to the camera with the London Eye behind him. On screen: ERN RAPHAEL
25:28–25:29 A passerby humorously walks across the front of the camera, interrupting the outdoor presentation.
25:30–25:33 A completely blank black screen marks the end of the video.
0:00 Speaker A: Hi everybody, this is Sander from I Believe in Technology and today we're going to talk about this. Speaker A: The Apple Watch. Speaker A: No, I was actually just joking. Speaker A: We're going to talk about the real Apple Watch that was announced last year and released just this week. Speaker A: And we're going to compare this to the Android wear and see how they both perform and are. Speaker A: The Smartwatch is truly going to be the first category in wearables that are going to go in mass market.
0:31 Speaker A: To tell, to tell the truth, this was the first watch that Apple released in 1995, but not as a separate product, but actually just to help to boost the sales for their hardware and software. Speaker A: If you fancy getting one for yourself, I'm sure you'll find one also on ebay. Speaker A: But today we're going to talk about this. Speaker A: The Apple Watch. Speaker A: It's very important in so many ways. Speaker A: It's the first product that Apple released under the new Tim Cook leadership. Speaker A: After five years. Speaker A: It's a completely new category, completely new hardware, completely new software and completely new form of combining fashion and technology.
1:03 Speaker A: And Apple is definitely not first as they haven't been to any other category including iPhones, ipods, computers and so on. Speaker A: If you want to check out my video on the history of wearables and how we got to smartwatches, you can just check out the video here. Speaker A: For Apple Watch. Speaker A: It all starts with experience. Speaker A: When you go to shop and do the try on experience, first of all you're exposed with all the three different models that they're offering. Speaker A: Apple Watch Sport which has an aluminium body and Ion X Glass which is the lowest version starting from 299 pound which is roughly similar in US dollars.
1:35 Speaker A: The second, the kind of middle option is Apple Watch or Apple Watch Classic as some say. Speaker A: It has a stainless steel body and it has a sapphire crystal glass on top of it. Speaker A: These watches start from 450 and in dollars it's about $500 and they go all the way up to 900. Speaker A: The third option is Apple Watch Edition which starts from £8,000 which is roughly $10,000 and it goes all the way up to 14,000.
2:00 Speaker A: Obviously for me, as this is the first generation of watches, I don't want to invest that much because I'm sure they're going to get better with every edition. Speaker A: So I definitely wanted to go with the Apple Watch Sport when trying them on. Speaker A: I really like the space grey edition and the black one which I really enjoyed. Speaker A: The small one actually is way too small, so I think for most average and large sized hands, the 42 millimeter will definitely be a better option for probably kids and ladies who just prefer smaller items.
2:27 Speaker A: On the wrist, the 38 millimeter will look much better rather than a computer on a wrist it will look like a fashion accessory. Speaker A: So why am I wearing today the white Apple Watch Sport Edition? Speaker A: Simple reason. Speaker A: They sold out and a lot of the models are not becoming available until the middle of May or middle of June. Speaker A: So this is what you have to cope with if you want to get one today. Speaker A: If you manage to get one in the box, you will get everything you need.
2:52 Speaker A: You get a case to keep your watch nice and safe. Speaker A: You get two size bands for medium and large and a small one. Speaker A: In the UK you get this new cool slim adapter and obviously the magnetic charger. Speaker A: First of all, let's take a look at design. Speaker A: Apple Watch really looks as a single piece though it actually isn't. Speaker A: The bands are interchangeable so you can use one that rubberized for e.g. Speaker A: Doing sports and the leather one for going to work or whichever other occasion you.
3:21 Speaker A: Looking at the watch further you have two buttons. Speaker A: One of them is actually what they call a digital crown which works as a scrolling wheel to move up and down in the menus but also has a button if you tap on it. Speaker A: There's also a slightly bigger button underneath which you can use to turn the watch on and off, but also have a shortcut to all your favourite contacts so you can get in touch with them very simply talking about the screen. Speaker A: Obviously you have the normal touchscreen tapping but in addition they've applied something what they call Force touch which actually adds another layer on that screen.
3:52 Speaker A: So if you hold and push it on the screen it actually forces you to like another layer and brings another layer of interaction with the watch which is really cool. Speaker A: It also packs a speaker and a microphone so you can also use that as a loudspeaker when you're talking with someone or use Siri as a voice recognition. Speaker A: Android Wear really has some beautiful designs as well. Speaker A: I think one of my favorite smartwatches still by Design is Moto 360.
4:17 Speaker A: It packs this round metal all metal body with a blended leather band. Speaker A: Some prefer also for example Asus Zen watch because it's really elegant watch that you can wear even with your suit. Speaker A: Some really like LG G Watch R, some like Sony watches, Samsung watches. Speaker A: There's something for everybody. Speaker A: The bands are generally not interchangeable so you can't take them on and off yourself. Speaker A: You'd have to have special tools for it most of the watches pack one button, so that helps you usually to go to the menu or wherever you are to go to the home screen.
4:50 Speaker A: And ASUS 10 watch for example is buttonless altogether. Speaker A: So they're very similar in terms of interactions that you have also on your phone. Speaker A: What's packed inside of those watches, obviously all of them have Bluetooth 4.0 radios in order to connect with your phone. Speaker A: Some of them also have WI fi built in. Speaker A: So for example Apple Watch doesn't need to be always connected to your Bluetooth when you're at home or work wherever you have WI Fi connection available. Speaker A: And it also makes the experience much faster.
5:16 Speaker A: And Android watches, only some of them have WI Fi built in. Speaker A: They all have WI Fi chips, but not necessarily radios in the software enabled in order to do that. Speaker A: Moto360 has it. Speaker A: Asus 10 watch for example doesn't. Speaker A: Or LG G watch R doesn't. Speaker A: In addition, in terms of hardware, one of the big differentiators is also the taptic versus vibrating engine. Speaker A: So the vibration inside Moto3 six days to sandwich other Android wear watches is really something that you notice even in your meeting.
5:42 Speaker A: Like someone sees that when you get a notification or email or something else. Speaker A: While Apple Watch packs something, what they call a taptic engine which gives you this haptic engine that brings you this taptic feedback. Speaker A: It almost feels like someone is touching you. Speaker A: So it really brings this new interaction that you didn't have in any other devices and it's much more subtle so no one can really see or recognize it besides you. Speaker A: And another big differentiator is also the screen.
6:07 Speaker A: Apple packs the 302 pixels per inch which actually makes it this retina standard. Speaker A: So you can't really distinguish pixels with their own eyes. Speaker A: While Acer zen watch is 270 pixels per inch to 278 pixels per inch. Speaker A: And the Moto 360 watch is only 340. Speaker A: And you can really see the difference when you see those watches in real life. Speaker A: One of them looks really crisp and clear while the others still look like the phone you had two years ago.
6:33 Speaker A: They all both Android wear and Apple Watch pack also accelerometer and inside they also have heart rate sensors, but those differ a lot. Speaker A: The one in Apple Watch is custom built and it uses optical sensors, IR and the green light sensors to detect your heart rate. Speaker A: While the one in Moto360 is also optical uses a screen sensor. Speaker A: But for example Asus Zenwatch is using something they call biosensor Technology where you have to put both of your fingers in order to get your heart rate, but they both are capable of doing that.
7:05 Speaker A: In terms of processing power, Apple doesn't say, they just say it's Apple S1 processor. Speaker A: But they're all very capable, equally capable, and probably more dependent on software than hardware. Speaker A: With regards to batteries, they will all get you through the day, while Apple Watch will leave you with more than like 30 or 40%. Speaker A: Before I went to sleep, then Asus and Moto360 left me with more like 5 to 10% of battery left. Speaker A: Apple Watch comes with this new magnetic charger that automatically aligns it with the watch so you don't have to attach anything.
7:33 Speaker A: And also this nice new compact adapter. Speaker A: Asus is probably most difficult to attach on a charger, but also comes with this nice compact adapter. Speaker A: Moto360 has very nice wireless charger, but it's relatively bulky to take with you when you're traveling a lot. Speaker A: Let's talk about functions, because that's ultimately what brings those watches to use or to life. Speaker A: Apple has been well known for not being first because they want to blend this software and hardware experience in the best possible way.
8:00 Speaker A: Android has also done some really good job by trying to standardize the Android Wear experience across different devices and different manufacturers. Speaker A: But let's look at the functions all one by one and see how they compare. Speaker A: So the first thing that a watch should do obviously is timekeeping and have those watch faces that you use day in and day out. Speaker A: The first thing you see when you raise your hand. Speaker A: Apple Watch has really thought through what they have in there.
8:25 Speaker A: They have something that is really funny, for example, the Mickey Mouse that I have here. Speaker A: And you can customize all the different corners on the watch face. Speaker A: Another favorite one is Astronomy. Speaker A: Astronomy gives you this perspective of how the planet Earth is situated against the sun and also the other planets in our solar system. Speaker A: And also you can see the moon phase and all the other interesting stuff that actually bring you value and teach you something.
8:53 Speaker A: And also you have the simple one where you can customize how much information you have on it, or you have some electronic ones. Speaker A: Android Wear comes with more of a graphical design rather than meaningful design differences. Speaker A: In terms of watch faces, you can select from the native experience across like 10 or 15, but you can also use the open ones which are from third party developers and some of those are really, really cool.
9:18 Speaker A: I think Apple will soon need to do the same thing, open it up to developers in order to make them really exciting. Speaker A: But out of the box. Speaker A: Apple Watch definitely beats Android Wear. Speaker A: But Android or at the same time is open so you can get any watch face you'd like on it. Speaker A: It's just a matter of whether it will work perfectly well or not. Speaker A: Whether it makes it laggy a little bit or not, we'll see. Speaker A: But I'm sure there's something for everyone. Speaker A: The second really important side is obviously communications or messaging, and they both do a really good job in bringing the same notifications that you have on your phone to your wrist.
9:48 Speaker A: Apple Watch in a very subtle way by having this taptic touching that no one really sees beside or feels besides you. Speaker A: While the Android Wear, most of them use the vibrating engine that everybody can really recognize and say, oh, what was that? Speaker A: It was an email from a colleague or something. Speaker A: So that's the first differentiator. Speaker A: The second thing is Android Wear doesn't really allow you to do more than just use voice input for responding to messages or text.
10:13 Speaker A: While Apple Watch has really thought this through much more thoroughly, they've actually brought new layers of communication, new ways to communicate with your close ones. Speaker A: So for example, if you have a friend or for example my partner who has an Apple Watch, you can send them, you can tap them, so you can actually bring something that is really personal to their wrist that they think about you, or you can even send your heart rate, the same beat that your heart is beating at the moment to someone. Speaker A: So it's really, really personal.
10:38 Speaker A: And you also have those fun new emoticons that you can use that you can send, which are animated, which are pretty cool. Speaker A: So it really brings another layer and makes the whole experience much more personal than just emails and messages. Speaker A: On both platforms, obviously we can't undermine the value that they have in terms of voice recognition. Speaker A: That's something that you really get used to with a watch that I wasn't really using on my phone. Speaker A: And they both are great with Google Voice and Siri on Apple Watch.
11:06 Speaker A: But as a better, more thoughtful communication package, I'm sure you'll actually enjoy those new features in Apple Watch more. Speaker A: So the third very important functionality that has been derived from those pitimeters and Nike Fuel band and also Fitbit is health and fitness. Speaker A: That's really important for me. Speaker A: While they all are equally good in counting your steps on daily basis and reminding you to do more exercise, I think Apple Watch adds a really interesting factor to that, which is standing up.
11:35 Speaker A: As most of my work is done in computer, I really need that nudge that it will give you every hour to make sure that you actually do some exercise or just move around. Speaker A: But can you actually use those as a meaningful measure for training your heart? Speaker A: I just did a quick test, went for a quick run to see how they all compare. Speaker A: So let's take a look at that example. Speaker A: Besides daily activity tracking, like your steps and your distance and your calories, it's really important for me also when I use these devices when I'm doing exercise to understand how my performance gets better, so how my heart strengthens, getting a lower heart rate and managing and training it.
12:14 Speaker A: So so far I've always been using the chest strap until MYO Alpha came out about two or three years ago using the optical sensor from your wrist, which has been super accurate compared to a chest strap. Speaker A: So let's use that as a reference. Speaker A: Inside Android Wear. Speaker A: We were testing asus Zenwatch and Moto360 and so far they haven't been as accurate compared to the Maya Alpha. Speaker A: So I haven't really kind of used them as a sole device for all my activities and exercise.
12:40 Speaker A: Fitbit hr, which I've been quite happy with and it has continuous heart rate monitoring built in and then Apple Watch and see if I'll be able to finally just start using one device for all of my activities. Speaker A: Just before we head out for a run, I just wanted to test the heart rate sensors in a neutral environment using Myo Alpha as a reference. Speaker A: Apple Watch was nearly able to get it right, so just minus 1 beats per minute difference. Speaker A: Fitbit charge just minus 2.
13:06 Speaker A: For Zen watch it's different, you have to have your fingers in the bezel because it's using this new bio sensor in order to get your heart rate as opposed to the optical sensor. Speaker A: Moto360 was the best in this test, nearly able to get it right perfectly. Speaker A: But they're all really, really good in this neutral environment and you see the different technologies underneath, all of them using optical sensors apart from Asus. Speaker A: So I'm now back after a quick 25 minute run to figure out how these watches are performing for distance steps and heart rate monitoring.
13:37 Speaker A: So first of all, distance my my Alpha was connected to RunKeeper app, so obviously very accurate with the GPS tracking of 3.53km Asus ZenWatch actually very accurate 3.5km shown on the app. Speaker A: Apple Watch showed me 3.4km so I don't know what happened there, but it definitely wasn't accurate. Speaker A: As accurate as the others though it was also connected to a phone that has GPS and then Fitbit Charge HR, which was showing 3.52km as well.
14:10 Speaker A: So very accurate even without the phone GPS tracking. Speaker A: And then Moto 363.5km as well. Speaker A: When we talk about heart rate monitoring which is even more important for going for a run and measuring your heart performance and training your heart Myo Alpha obviously very good, showing me an average heart rate of 141 and also showing the continuous graph which very much matched to the Fitbit Charge hr showing an average heart rate of 144 and the graph very much matching to the My Alpha that was connected to runkeeper app and Fitbit using its own native app, Apple Watch as it doesn't offer continuous heart rate monitoring or at least it doesn't show any of these graphs that it was monitoring.
14:52 Speaker A: It real time showed me 156 beats per minute on average, which is completely off and that really threw me. Speaker A: I don't think that Apple Watch can at this point be taken as a serious device for measuring your exercise. Speaker A: Not to even talk about any of the Android Wear watches Asus Zen Watch which didn't show continuous heart rate. Speaker A: It's just doing it from time to time similar to Moto360 doing it I think every after 15 minutes to give you an overall idea of how many calories you're burning.
15:22 Speaker A: But this is nothing to really for a 25 minute run and also wearing a leather band and other things considered you can't take them as serious exercise devices. Speaker A: Besides fitness tracking, there's obviously a lot of things that third party developers can bring to the platform. Speaker A: So for example, on the Apple Watch you already have yoga apps which show you the different postures and also count the time. Speaker A: So be your kind of like a personal trainer if you will while on Android where there are not that many that kind of apps available just yet but that's definitely an area that potential in order to develop the health and fitness application on those watches.
15:58 Speaker A: So the fourth area that those watches are definitely useful is traveling. Speaker A: First thing is you're lost and you just want to find a place you need to go. Speaker A: You just rather than taking out your phone you can use the maps on your wrist. Speaker A: Obviously all the Android wear watches pack the best maps application out there Google and you can use your voice to find places that Apple Maps has actually been really improved over time as well. Speaker A: So I gave them another chance. Speaker A: They're now packing TripAdvisor data and also Yelp data.
16:23 Speaker A: So you find most of the places. Speaker A: It's really good for navigation. Speaker A: Another layer that Apple Watch actually adds is that it will also give you this nudge when you're, let's say cycling or walking around that you need to turn so you don't even have to look at your watch in travel. Speaker A: Also another thing that I would use it for is hailing a taxi or hailing a cab. Speaker A: So you might be just by the street and you want to get an Uber. Speaker A: I just tried that. Speaker A: It's a one button thing. Speaker A: Uber has only UberX available though.
16:49 Speaker A: But you can just get a taxi in a very, very simple way and it just works. Speaker A: So third party developers are very useful. Speaker A: It's not available yet on Android Wear, but I'm sure it will come in the future. Speaker A: Another area is when you go flying and you need the boarding pass. Speaker A: Rather than taking out your phone and showing it or printing out the whole boarding pass, you can now use your watch just to show scan it and you're on board. Speaker A: And it also integrates Apple Watch integrates Passbook and Passbook is a way that you can use for payments and to get into some of the events and so on.
17:19 Speaker A: It's all natively integrated now here as well. Speaker A: So for example, when I went to Starbucks and wanted to use a Starbucks card for payment, I could easily just take out my Passbook on my watch, find Starbucks card, scan it and done. Speaker A: I paid Apple Wapai for example. Speaker A: That is also using a different technology. Speaker A: The NFC technology is not yet available anywhere outside the US But I'm sure that would be also really better beneficial and a good use case on Android Wear.
17:45 Speaker A: Neither of these options are yet available, so there's only very few airlines that have their boarding process integrated to Android Wear. Speaker A: I haven't had a chance to use that because I'm based in Europe as well. Speaker A: Most of Those airlines are U.S. airlines. Speaker A: And also I wasn't able to use it in Starbucks because it's not integrated yet. Speaker A: But I'm sure again, as you can see, third party developers are crucial to make them useful for even traveling. Speaker A: So the fifth use case for a smartwatch is definitely using it at work.
18:11 Speaker A: And again that's where third party developers come in. Speaker A: For example, I was able to use obviously Evernote and Google Keep Notes and Android Wear, but there's not much else used besides kind of getting your email and meeting notifications that I can use. Speaker A: On Apple Watch you have integration to 1Password, which is a great password manager already. Speaker A: You have Evernote that you can use for work. Speaker A: You can obviously have your calendar and emails coming in. Speaker A: So there is a work use case you can also record meetings from a third party app developer.
18:39 Speaker A: There are some great use cases that could also become part of your daily life. Speaker A: Something that I really miss and I really enjoyed on Android Wear is the Google now integration. Speaker A: Especially in work environment. Speaker A: When I'm let's say working on a computer, it will give me a notification saying dude, you need to leave to your meeting because it starts in 30 minutes and you are in heavy traffic. Speaker A: So you definitely have to start going around now or in five minutes.
19:04 Speaker A: While that is not an Apple Watch, I'm sure that's something hopefully Google will also bring to Apple platform. Speaker A: So the sixth use case for smartwatches for me is this kind of family free time scenario where let's say you're sitting at home, you want to do some cooking, you just scroll a recipe start, you have a list that you need to go and buy from a shop and you also have step by step guidance just on your wrist. Speaker A: So you don't need to even clean your hands, you can just use your voice to get on to next step. Speaker A: That kind of thing is not available yet in Android Wear for example, though it's been around for longer.
19:33 Speaker A: Another thing is I want to find a place to go. Speaker A: I can use Foursquare to see where my friends are at. Speaker A: While Android you're just limited at the moment very much to Google applications and there's not that many third party developers. Speaker A: So you're missing that kind of social layer that really brings this watch to life. Speaker A: Also for example gaming, that's something that you already have some kind of trivia crack type of games or tic tac toe type of games available on Apple Watch but not available on Android Wear.
20:01 Speaker A: So it's a little bit surprising. Speaker A: But again Apple Watch seems to be a little bit ahead in terms of having this free time or casual applications. Speaker A: As you can see, developers are key for both of those platforms. Speaker A: And there's a reason why Apple didn't bring out the Watch nine months ago, but it just announced it and actually released it just now because they just wanted to give some time for developers to develop those apps. Speaker A: So by the time you buy this watch you actually have some use of it.
20:28 Speaker A: While Android Wear came out straight away with the cheapest version to get the penetration and now it's kind of slowly getting up to speed. Speaker A: It is a more tricky route because you now you have all the different developers creating their own apps. Speaker A: For example from Asus ZenWatch, I have to have the Android Wear application on my Android phone. Speaker A: I have to have an Asus ZenWatch app. Speaker A: Inside that Asus ZenWatch app I have Asus ZenWatch Wellness app, I have Asus ZenWatch Messages app, I have Asus ZenWatch Health app.
20:56 Speaker A: So there's like so many things and it's so confusing if it's not like one package. Speaker A: So I think in terms of execution with third party developers and also bringing out their own software, you really need to give some time. Speaker A: Apple has already had this nine months to get in and that's why a lot of those developers already on board on Android Watch, not so much. Speaker A: But that shows you how crucial they are for the success of either of those platforms. Speaker A: They're very, very powerful already as they are, but they're really missing that boost from the third party developers.
21:26 Speaker A: I truly think that smartwatches are here to stay and could be the first category in wearables that will become as a mass market product. Speaker A: The question is just how. Speaker A: I don't think that the solution is just to be the extension of your phone, just do the same thing on your wrist type of thinking, but it's actually to become natively part of your life and add those new layers of communications and also interactive interaction to actually add some more value and think about the platform more than just the kind of another small screen that distracts you.
21:57 Speaker A: Actually both of those devices, but now even more Apple watches help to keep my phone more in my pocket and have those native experiences. Speaker A: When I'm on the street I want to hail a cab, which is, that's a logical thing. Speaker A: I don't have to take out my phone or when I'm scanning a boarding pass, I don't have to do that. Speaker A: When I'm doing a recipe, I see the next step here. Speaker A: When I'm doing exercise, I see my next posture here. Speaker A: Like all of those things were very, very quickly in just three days become part of your daily habit.
22:22 Speaker A: And that's something that on Android where I didn't really have that kind of experience. Speaker A: It doesn't mean that it's a bad watch in any way. Speaker A: It's a very nice design. Speaker A: As I said, it's probably still my favorite watch design out there. Speaker A: A smartwatch design out there, but it's just not the package that it will actually become part of my life. Speaker A: What's lacking here in smartwatches or what can be done better in the future? Speaker A: So first of all it's obviously the price for Apple Watch.
22:47 Speaker A: It starts with 299 pounds. Speaker A: That's twice as much as the lowest Android wear the LG G Watch, for example. Speaker A: Second thing that I think Apple Watch can do much better is bringing those contextual notifications on your wrist. Speaker A: Something that Google now has been really, really good in executing those things like hey, the traffic is really heavy, you need to start leaving soon, or if you're taking a bike, you need to start leave soon or you have a flight tomorrow, it's really bad weather, you should pack these things.
23:15 Speaker A: That kind of applications are still missing on Apple Watch. Speaker A: And the third thing that is lacking on Apple Watch I think is the performance. Speaker A: The speed is really good when you're on wi Fi, but when you're on Bluetooth, you're out and about. Speaker A: It's not great. Speaker A: It reminds me of the kind of first iPhone when you had the Edge connection, like everything was cool, but it was like slow cool. Speaker A: It might not be ready for the prime time, but it's definitely ready for those early adopters who want to jump on board first to actually develop those experiences and go through that life cycle of smartwatch becoming something that everybody will have on their hand maybe in a year's time.
23:49 Speaker A: What is lacking on Android's wear side I think is this cohesive experience that actually brings together those third party apps together with Google own apps and actually offer you this package rather than all being separate pieces of value as pieces of applications. Speaker A: And also Android Wear could also develop in this kind of intercompatibility standard. Speaker A: It's like when I go to a run, I definitely want to wear this rubber band. Speaker A: I don't want to have this leather one attached to it when I go to a meeting.
24:14 Speaker A: Like when I go for a run with Moto360 watch, I'm going to end up being with this sweaty leather band also in a meeting. Speaker A: So that's not something that it has a use case but it's not really thought through. Speaker A: And also to make criticism on Android Wear, it's just that there's so much of just shrinking down phone on your wrist, thinking not so much about actually on fundamental level rethinking what a watch can do on your wrist in a native way. Speaker A: And something that both platforms are still very, very early days, obviously as already mentioned is the third party developer support which is crucial in order to become a mass market product and to expect everybody to have the watch on their wrist.
24:50 Speaker A: So let's see what's going to happen in the next year or two. Speaker A: I'm sure it will be a completely different fight between Android Wear, Apple Watch, but maybe have some unhurt like pebble coming on board again and being something much more interesting. Speaker A: Thank you very much for watching. Speaker A: I hope you enjoyed this video on Apple Watch and Android Wear. Speaker A: If you also believe in technology, subscribe to this channel and give thumbs up and share with people who think might get some value out of this video.
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