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Review Apple iphone 6 and Apple watch


Pros & Cons

by +Milan Antony 

Evolution  ---> gave us mouse --> helps us to scroll  tons of music -->
introduced multi touch --> and now force touch with Apple watch.



Pros
A wireless charger that clips to the back of the watch magnetically.

A sapphire crystal display, the same extremely hard material used for the iPhone's camera.

A "digital crown" on the side of the watch to scroll through items, zoom and return to the home screen.

A wide range of bands and finishes, including an 18-karat gold edition.

A heart-rate sensor, accelerometer, gyroscope and the ability to send vibrations to your friends by touching your Apple Watch.

Turn-by-turn directions that lets users know which direction to go by vibrating in a certain way.
    Cons
    The Apple Watch still relies on the iPhone to operate, which means it can't be used on its own, much like smart watches from competitors like Samsung and LG. The watch, which will go on sale "early next year" for $349, requires an iPhone 5 or higher.


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