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Full circle. 20 years ago I turned my iPod Nano into a watch… now I can turn my Apple Watch into an iPod.

You have like 60ish days after purchase to buy AppleCare. Buy it and then wait a little bit then claim it. It’ll be a lot cheaper than out of pocket! Did this before with an Apple Watch. Never bought Apple care for the watches before and then 3 weeks into having my series 6, a bee flew in my open ca

It went on for a solid year straight and was a gradual descent into full blown psychosis. I was heavily abusing stimulants for a long time… well, any drug really, but being who I am and how my brain is wired, stimulants gave me the best feeling comparatively. I remember the first spark of the parano

My gf has been wanting a smart ring to replace her apple watch but I keep telling her it's an awful idea

Love this thread! I want to chime in on what has worked well for me as someone who doesn’t partake in some of the traditional feminine methods of maintaining personal appearance. I’m a somewhat masculine-of-center queer woman who doesn’t wear make up or like to do much getting ready in the morning,

I've no idea what this ring does exactly, but I work in medical care and I was reading telemetric heart monitors when apple watches started giving wearers updates about heart rate data. Anxious patients would call me, their heart rates slightly elevated due to their unwarranted stress, to inform me

You need to work more on backend things working right for the customer. We shouldn't need to use support to enable call blocking every month. We shouldn't have to turn on data waster monthly. We shouldn't need support to go from eSIM to physical SIM. Or when we change from Pixel on Warp with a Pixel

One hidden feature with AppleCare+ is the benefit of free battery replacements (if the capacity is at 80% or below), and greatly reduced cost for screen replacements for broken front or back glass. Those two things alone make it worth it for me. I use AppleCare One, which is three products for a fla

I don't think it can ever break into the high end until the underlying tech is commoditized. The idea your $18,000 watch can be outdated every 12 months kills its ability to be high end. A watch should be timeless, something you can own for decades. Until the tech is commoditized that can't happen.

I had an Apple Watch that kept saying I was having afib. I’m in my 30s and never had heart issues so I ignored it and ended up having a stroke a week later.