All details about Apple Watch presented so far indicates that the future Apple watch is going to offer us a great user experience, and according to those who use it, it will change our habits. Specifically, people who used Apple Watch during the product testing period, they claim that the device saved them from checking their iPhones constantly for various actions. Normally users check their phones to find out what time it is, if they don't have one on hand, to see what notifications they have, but the Apple Watch replace these actions.
People who have worn the Watch say that they take their phones out of their pockets far, far less than they used to. A simple tap to reply or glance on the wrist or dictation is a massively different interaction model than pulling out an iPhone, unlocking it and being pulled into its merciless vortex of attention suck. One user told me that they almost "stopped" using their phone during the day; they used to have it out and now they don't, period.
Since the Apple Watch was designed to display any kind of notifications taken directly from the iPhone, along with various other glances, the need to take the iPhone out of the pocket disappears. Some of the people who tested the Apple Watch claim that they stopped using their iPhones during the day, and that says a lot about the "power" of the watch. In practice, it is easier to check a watch by raising your hand than to take an iPhone out of your pocket and unlock it, so it is very likely that we will completely forget about iPhones after buying the Apple Watch.
Apple forces developers to make applications in such a way that they display relevant information for only 10 seconds of Apple Watch use, so we won't waste much time with it. Monday starting at 19:30 I'm waiting for you on iDevice.ro to discuss everything that follows to present Apple in the conference dedicated to Apple Watch.
