No - this thread is about convincing you that apple will play into user time.
Kudos @hanera for the links.
If you are thinking about Apple self driving car then no, it wonât be ready in 5 years.
Apple glasses will be ready though. Donât know how big they will be. I may get a pair as I am already wearing glasses. To this day I still donât see any need for an Apple Watch.
I donât see a need for any watch, but my wife loves another smart watch for android. She reads most of her emails (titles, at least) from her watch to see if they are important, if there is a call on her phone she can check who it is before answering (or not) - useful also during driving with hands-free etc, controls her music from the watch and so on.
I donât like any jewelry/accessory on my body, but there are plenty of people who donât mind.
Think for a moment, Apple Watch has sensors monitoring your health & life condition 
How would it evolve?
I use Apple Watch a lot e.g. alarms, Apple Pay, check stock prices, calendar, breathing apps, etc.
Heartbeat irregular, calls 911.
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PC way to say he is slow witted 
I am not a politically correct person, and thatâs definitely not what i said. Just because i donât like most stuff doesnât mean people donât either.
- I donât like social networks, i think they are waste of time. Plenty of people like to share their boring life.
- I donât like using a watch, but plenty of people do.
- I see no point in expensive food (i like fast food more than expensive dine-ins), and get the most joy from in n out & chick fila, but plenty of people do.
- I think privacy is god damn human right, plenty of people like to give it away for free.
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I think you should quit the hi-tech industry 
except if youâre in Apple 
NFLX has a lot of award winning content.
Lucky for Apple that it has all that capital to use to invest in new technologies/industries otherwise I would be worried from an investorâs point of view.
@Jil,
Ok, so this development is the stuff that doesnât impress me about Apple or any company that does this. When you are cutting edge and leading the pack with new stuff/technology, why do you wallow in the cheap aisle with discounted products???
Last week the U.S. Patent Office published a total of 6 autonomous vehicle related patent filings from Apple and our cover graphic partly covers one of the patent filing titled âTraffic Direction Detection Recognitionâ as covered further below.
Another of Appleâs autonomous vehicle inventions covers a camera system that can apply to ride-sharing and cab services. Considering that Apple invested one billion dollars in Chinaâs ride-hailing service Didi Chuxing in 2016, this specific patent may be of particular interest to some.
Editorial: Bloomberg spins Appleâs Event as a desperate, blind stab for cheap iPads in education
While it might sound âtruthyâ to say Apple fatefully turned its back on education to pursue âmass marketâ and âhigh margins,â the reality is that Apple has always marketed itself to schools as being better for learning, despite competitors offering cheaper productsâthe same way it markets premium products to consumers and the enterprise.
The idea that Google and Microsoft are rolling in rich success because they outsmarted Apple in education is also fiction. Google began dumping Chromebooks on U.S. K-12 schools over the last few years because nobody else wanted to buy them.
ChromeOS and Googleâs Cloud apps were initially intended to reach the enterprise, but failed.
Bloomberg is either intentionally distorting reality for its readers, or fundamentally does not understand very important concepts in capital markets and is blind to clear patterns that keep occurring among hardware makers trying to take Appleâs position without doing to the work to earn it.
But itâs prematureâperhaps asinineâto suggest that the solution to Apple competing against low-end commodity loss leaders is to slash its own pricing. The only time Apple ever did that was in the early 90s, when its cheap Performas, infomercials and commodity PC licensing deals nearly destroyed the company.
Article is very long. Point by point rebutting the deliberate online falsehood by Bloomberg.
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Apple watch is garbage. Battery failed (again) at mile 18 at a race I ran recently. Previously it failed at mile 23. Basically what this means is that I have no chance to completing a marathon with this watchâs battery life unless I am one of those elite runners from Ethiopia.
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Apple Watch is that smart? It knows how to urge you on?
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Yes real smart. Just like how your phoneâs battery drains so you can text less and spend more time interacting face to face.
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Good, you have learned how to think positively.
Sure, embracing bias feels real goodâŚ
Hey @harriet, since you run sooo much, can you recommend a really good running shoe (make/model) for me? Strictly treadmill running and I slightly overpronate but I think I have plantar fasciitis so I want something pretty cushy to help with that when I can run. I am using that boot thingy at home that stretches the foot muscles and it seems to help. I am thinking I need to go to New Balance or Brooks from Asics but I want to do some research first. Thanks!