I use mine as an ashtray. What do you guys do with yours?
I could make phone calls on it without carrying a separate phone. Beyond that and telling time, I can't think of any other use for a screen I'd want to wear on my wrist.
My first thought in response to the question was, "never".
But if a smartwatch was a phone replacement instead of just a remote control for something that is generally not out of reach, I might consider it.
Of course, I was never a big fan of wrist watches. I could never get comfortable with one. I prefer pocket watches. So I would buy a pocket smart watch. And being a pocket watch, it would be a little bigger than a wrist watch, with a larger screen.
Oh wait! I already have that. It's called, "my phone."
So never. My answer is never.
With STEM degrees, you usually go on to at least a Master, if not a Ph.D. A college degree in most STEM fields isn't worth much by itself.
If only we had a study to contradict that assertion.
Oh wait, here it is:
http://news.slashdot.org/story...
=)
I forgot it was silly season. Mind you, it is the off-year one, the Winter Olympics to Superbowl Tuesday's buffet of awesomeness, so one really cares, including me.
Still, though, props to Brat for achieving trivia question notoriety. It's almost a shame his votes (should he actually make it to Congress) will be in line with his party waaaaaaaaaaay more often than not.
And congrats to the Democrats as well. Always nice when the other team commits an unforced error.
"Your mother was a hamster, and your father smelt of elderberrys!" -- Monty Python and the Holy Grail