Why not Apple Watch? The first version of the iPhone was released in June 2007, with quad band and EDGE technology. A year after its release, in July 2008, the second generation iPhone, the iPhone 3G, which supported 3G, was released in 22 countries, while it later exceeded 80. Then came the iPhone 3GS, which was released in June 2009 in America and Europe.
On July 24, 2010, Apple's CEO announced the fourth generation of the iPhone, called the iPhone 4. In February 2011, the iPhone 4s, the last iPhone presented by Apple CEO Steve Jobs, was released.
On November 2, 2012, the iPhone 5 was released in Greece, after the 5s and 5c in November 2013, while on September 9, 2014, the iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus were released.
Apple's philosophy seems to be to release a high-end phone every year. For the last 2 years, it has given us 2 devices per year, while this year it introduced 3 devices (iPhone 6, iPhone 6 Plus and Apple Watch), in addition to the iMac Retina 5K, Macbook Air, iPad, iPad Mini, etc.
All devices naturally disappear from the shelves like warm cakes, from hungry tech geeks and Apple fanboys, who have to brag by showing off their latest acquisition.
The company's logic is simple. It faithfully follows the law of supply and demand, managing to keep its customers always in a frenzy. I offer and they buy, and in order for them to buy, I try to produce quality products.
But this is where the logic of most stops.
If they don't buy, what are we doing, the company's strategic brains wonder.
Simple. Upgrades to iOS, or to MacOS. Upgrades that require a hardware upgrade to work. For example, iOS 8 and older devices from the company. Try installing iOS 8 on an iPhone 4S. Don't do it, because you won't be able to go back.
The device will crawl and you will start thinking very seriously about upgrading it. However, Apple says that iOS 8 can be installed on iPhone 4S devices.
If, however, you are one of those who don’t bite and continue to run your old iPhone with an older version, Apple is throwing another bait into the pond with the goldfish.
The Apple Watch is here, ladies and gentlemen. And indeed the first advertisement for the Apple Watch was released through a fashion magazine. Searching for a new idea, a new marketing plan, new jokes.
There is no doubt, the Apple Watch is a gem, and its technology is very high, when compared to others on the market.
But I won't take it. I won't take it for myself. It won't give me anything extra. I don't want to be one of those who fall into the trap.
Advertisements are designed for a consumer audience that wants to show that they exist. That needs to show that they exist, but without existing. What does the author mean?
I don't want to show myself off by putting myself behind a watch that I don't need.
Do you really need the Apple Watch? Is it redundant? Email, social networks, sending messages, everything is possible from a mobile phone that is in our pocket anyway.
Personally, I don't want a watch for all this, as I would have to take it out to put it on for charging every 18 hours.
