Apple Posts Guided Tours of the Features and Functions of the Apple Watch

MojoKid writes Wondering if Apple Watch is going to be worth the money? Well, that depends on several factors, including price, features, and how eager you are to jump into the smartwatch category at this point. To help tackle the latter two, Apple has posted a handful of videos that demonstrate what an Apple Watch can do. They play out like tutorial videos and are labeled "Guided Tour," followed by what specifically the video is showcasing. Currently, there are four Guided Tour videos available, one of which is a general introduction to Apple Watch labeled "Guided Tour: Welcome." It's the longest video of the bunch at 4 minutes and 45 seconds.

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Re:I have an idea

[ScentCone]

They should also make a video ... cash profit ... wages ... Steve Jobs driving ... I don't like Apple

It's also possible that other people don't like you. Therefore you should have someone follow you around and make a video of everything you do, every tip you leave, how you handle your choice of vegetable purchases, and a picture of your bank statement, overlayed with images of starving people so the rest of the world can see that you are an evil horder who keeps cash on hand when you could be giving it to the 99% of the rest of the world who don't have as much as you.

Or, you could just get a new hobby besides hate blogging about something you claim you aren't interested in anyway. No, I'm not going to buy an Apple watch. But I'm also definitely not going to hire you, either.

Re:I have an idea

[ScentCone]

That would be a fanboy who doesn't own a Mac, won't be buying the product you're talking about, and doesn't care what you use? It is always interesting to observe people like you who are so obsessed about a product they swear they don't like that they hunt down forum threads about them and talk about their lack of interest. There's probably some sort of Freudian explanation for that sort of hatred/envy or whatever it is that compels you type post about your non-interest. Have you considered talking to someone about that for a little insight and help?