Oh, I’ve heard much good about the third party bands. I want to physically see some of them first. Now if they do have an immitation black Milanese Loop, I’m there. Jenine Stanley [email protected]
> On Mar 29, 2016, at 2:50 PM, Jonathan Mosen <[email protected]> wrote: > > Hi Jenine, don't let price put you off. In my opinion, what Apple is charging > for the bands is outrageous. I did some research and found some third-party > alternatives on Amazon. There's a beautiful steel band that is every bit as > good as the one apple is selling. It's original purchase price was a little > over $100, but it was on special for $20 for a limited time. It's great and > gets a 4.5 star rating from Amazon too. I was able to get a great collection > of bands for less than the cost of buying one good one from Apple. > Jonathan Mosen > Mosen Consulting > Blindness technology eBooks, tutorials and training > http://Mosen.org <http://mosen.org/> >> On 29/03/2016, at 4:37 AM, Jenine Stanley <[email protected] >> <mailto:[email protected]>> wrote: >> >> I’m smiling about this as the Milanese is the nicest band they offer in my >> price range. >> Jenine Stanley >> [email protected] <mailto:[email protected]> >> >> >> >>> On Mar 28, 2016, at 11:09 AM, Christopher-Mark Gilland >>> <[email protected] <mailto:[email protected]>> wrote: >>> >>> Slightly, yes, it does loosen a tad, but nothing really substantial. And >>> when it does, I just readjust. No big deal. Apple said with the type of >>> band this is, and just the nature of it in general, it's normal for the >>> milinese to do that. >>> >>> It's probably not the nicest band that they offer, but hey, it works. >>> --- >>> Christopher Gilland >>> JAWS Certified, 2016. >>> Training Instructor. >>> >>> [email protected] <mailto:[email protected]> >>> Phone: (704) 256-8010 Extension 401. >>>> ----- Original Message ----- >>>> From: Jenine Stanley <mailto:[email protected]> >>>> To: [email protected] >>>> <mailto:[email protected]> >>>> Sent: Monday, March 28, 2016 10:58 AM >>>> Subject: Re: Apple Watch: I love it, but I hate it. >>>> >>>> I think you made a good choice in getting the band initially that works >>>> best for you. The first time I changed bands, it was harder than I >>>> thought. Triggering the little indented area to release the band is harder >>>> than it initially seems but again, once you get the knack of it, changing >>>> bands becomes quite easy. Getting that knack can be maddening though. >>>> >>>> Does your Loop band gradually loosen during the day? Mine tends to do this. >>>> Jenine Stanley >>>> [email protected] <mailto:[email protected]> >>>> >>>> >>>> >>>>> On Mar 28, 2016, at 10:16 AM, Christopher-Mark Gilland >>>>> <[email protected] <mailto:[email protected]>> wrote: >>>>> >>>>> Mainly because I have mild cerebral pausy in both my hands, and so we had >>>>> two issues. >>>>> >>>>> Firstly, I was concerned that it would be very difficult with my lack of >>>>> good fine motor skills, and the slight trimmer in both my hands to get >>>>> the band I wanted connected to the watch. >>>>> >>>>> Apple and I talked about the possibility of me getting the Sports model, >>>>> but we both felt that given the above issue, it would probably be best >>>>> for me to get the Milinese band, seeing that there is no buckle or snap, >>>>> or anything of sort that I'd have to worry about. Plus, there is no >>>>> threading the band through another loophole, or anything of sort. Just >>>>> put it on my wrist, pull the little part of the band down to tighten it, >>>>> and let go, and let it magnitize itself to the bottom of the band. Boom, >>>>> done. I know I could have gotten the milinese band seperet for the >>>>> sports, but then it goes back to issue 1. It wouldn't come with that >>>>> band already on it, so to save me a little less trouble, I just went >>>>> ahead and said give me the stainless steel with the milinese, and have >>>>> the band already on it connected when I open the box. >>>>> --- >>>>> Christopher Gilland >>>>> JAWS Certified, 2016. >>>>> Training Instructor. >>>>> >>>>> [email protected] <mailto:[email protected]> >>>>> Phone: (704) 256-8010 Extension 401. >>>>>> ----- Original Message ----- >>>>>> From: Sarai Bucciarelli <mailto:[email protected]> >>>>>> To: [email protected] >>>>>> <mailto:[email protected]> >>>>>> Sent: Monday, March 28, 2016 9:08 AM >>>>>> Subject: Re: Apple Watch: I love it, but I hate it. >>>>>> >>>>>> Good post! Now, why did you choose the SS version over the sport? >>>>>>> On Mar 27, 2016, at 8:01 PM, Christopher-Mark Gilland >>>>>>> <[email protected] <mailto:[email protected]>> wrote: >>>>>>> >>>>>>> Guys, let me intro this post by saying a few things, just to make sure >>>>>>> none of us get off on the wrong foot. >>>>>>> >>>>>>> This post isn't going to be like a lot of things I've posted where I >>>>>>> just flat out bash a product to shreds. I do have a bad tendency to do >>>>>>> that. Actually, if anything, I plan in this message to give both the >>>>>>> good and the bad, and to fairly contrast. My feelings actually of the >>>>>>> watch are more good than they are bad, but I do have a few issues, and >>>>>>> I'd like to see if any of you other watch owners feel the same way. >>>>>>> >>>>>>> So, a little background to start with. One of my friends, Jessie >>>>>>> Hernandez, called me up one day about half a year ago. He had just >>>>>>> gotten himself an Apple Watch, and wanted to tell me about it, and how >>>>>>> floored he was at how well it worked. >>>>>>> >>>>>>> At first, I was really sceptical. I mean, really! really! sceptical. >>>>>>> I thought, OK, firstly, how in the world can you type on the thing >>>>>>> being it's a small watch face screen? Realize that this was before I >>>>>>> understood that you kind a don't. It's all done with Siri dictation. >>>>>>> >>>>>>> I also thought to myself, OK, so I can check the time, set timers and >>>>>>> alarms, send and receive texts/e-mails, and make/receive phone calls. >>>>>>> Big whoo. I can't browse the web, I can't this, I can't that. I just >>>>>>> didn't see how the watch really could be all that useful. Why not just >>>>>>> use my phone to do what I need? >>>>>>> >>>>>>> I decided I'd have an open mind, and would give it a fair chance >>>>>>> though. I therefore setup a time with Jessie to spend about an hour >>>>>>> just going through the watch with me, and demonstrating for me over the >>>>>>> phone how it worked. I must say that by the end of the hour, I was >>>>>>> absolutely blown away! True, there were things I wanted the watch to >>>>>>> do, that it simply put, couldn't. That said though, I was extremely >>>>>>> impressed at how seemless the watch integraded with the phone, and how >>>>>>> easy it was to do the things with it that it could! do. >>>>>>> >>>>>>> As the next few months went on, I debated back and forth if I really >>>>>>> wanted to get a watch for myself. I was really torn. On the one hand, >>>>>>> I loved what I'd seen, yet on the other hand, the new Apple TV 4 was >>>>>>> coming out pretty soon, and the things I'd heard about it vs. the 3rd >>>>>>> generation had me absolutely drewling! So, yeah, I was pretty torn. I >>>>>>> couldn't afford both. It either had to be one or the other. >>>>>>> >>>>>>> I won't bore you with more background. I'll just get right to the >>>>>>> point of the watch, but long story short, I wound up giving in, and I >>>>>>> got the 38M stainless steel Apple Watch with the Milinese loop band. >>>>>>> >>>>>>> Once I got the watch, the first thing I realized was though very small, >>>>>>> I'll give you that, to my defense, the speaker on the IPhone 6S is >>>>>>> about the same size, maybe a little bigger, but not by much than that >>>>>>> of the watch. That said though, on the watch when turned up all the >>>>>>> way, it's ridiculously quiet! Don't get me wrong, if you're in a quiet >>>>>>> area, and I do mean quiet, it is audible. It's certainly doable, but I >>>>>>> guess I just would have expected it to be ever so slightly louder. >>>>>>> When I listened to the demos that David Woodbridge did on Applevis, his >>>>>>> watch sounded quite louder. Now, in his defense, he was! using a 42M, >>>>>>> not a 38, but even still. >>>>>>> >>>>>>> So, the first few days, I wore my watch literally constantly. I >>>>>>> wouldn't let the thing out of my sight. I really really enjoyed >>>>>>> keeping the phone on the desk, or in my pocket, yet being able to get >>>>>>> push notifications on my wrist, etc. I also really really! liked, and >>>>>>> still do really like the cosmetic appearance of the watch along with >>>>>>> the Milinese band. It looks very businesslike, and very masculine. It >>>>>>> just looks very... well... me. I even went out a few times for lunch >>>>>>> with my grandmother and got compliments from people walking by, or >>>>>>> would overhear people talking, like, wooo, look at that guy over there. >>>>>>> He's got an Apple Watch! Dang does it look nice! >>>>>>> >>>>>>> So, you probably by now are wonderring why I say, I love my watch, but >>>>>>> I hate it, as up to this point, everything I've said indicates I am in >>>>>>> love with the thing. For the most part, I am. I guess I'm just a >>>>>>> little disappointed though with a few things. >>>>>>> >>>>>>> For one, obviously the sound quality. I was really really hoping that >>>>>>> the volume would be a little bit louder. Yes, I know about turning up >>>>>>> the volume of voiceover. Trust me. I've already done that. That did >>>>>>> help some, yes, but not much. Realize though that I do have a quite >>>>>>> moderate hearing loss, so that could be playing a factor in this, to >>>>>>> Apple's credit. It might not be all them. >>>>>>> >>>>>>> After a while though, I confess, I've kind a quit wearing the watch so >>>>>>> regularly. Don't get me wrong here, guys. I love the watch, but >>>>>>> meh... I dunno. After a while, it just kind a got to the point where >>>>>>> it got kind of old. I see the watch more now not so much as a killer >>>>>>> product as I did at first, but more as a convenience. >>>>>>> >>>>>>> What I mean by that is this. Really honestly, all the watch really >>>>>>> truly seems to do is maybe give me access to a few things without >>>>>>> grabbing my phone. things like setting alarms, checking upcoming >>>>>>> appointments, checking the time, setting timers, looking at the >>>>>>> weather, etc. >>>>>>> >>>>>>> As for 3rd party apps, yeah, they're great, but realistically speaking, >>>>>>> all they really do for the most part is one of two things. Either 1, >>>>>>> they do nothing really more than just push notifications to the watch. >>>>>>> OK, in some ways, this is kind a cool. I'll grantcha that. >>>>>>> Admittedly, it is kind a nice to not have to grab my phone every time a >>>>>>> notification comes through. The thing though is, I get a push >>>>>>> notification, I raise my wrist, I tap the screen of the watch to see >>>>>>> what it is, and hear Voiceover tell me. OK, let's say it's something >>>>>>> important. OK, so I then double tap the face of the watch. This >>>>>>> either pops me into the app on the watch, if I have it installed, or it >>>>>>> just simply tells me it can help me on my phone. If the app is! >>>>>>> installed on my watch, then usually it's incredibly limited. Anything >>>>>>> that I try doing, it's gonna not carry out on the watch. At some >>>>>>> point, I'm gonna have to grab my phone to finnish the task. Never >>>>>>> mind, if I'm in a loud area, I can't really hear the watch anyway, >>>>>>> which practically makes it useless. >>>>>>> >>>>>>> Here's another thing. What about developers not taking full advantage >>>>>>> of all the API's that are available. Let me give you a very very >>>>>>> simple example. Let's take the app Just Press Record. Nothing wrong >>>>>>> with the app. In fact, this dev actually did things right in my >>>>>>> opinion. Clearly, they used all API's. They have the ability to >>>>>>> listen to your notes locally on the watch speaker. You don't have to >>>>>>> listen on your phone. I mean, you can! don't get me wrong, but it's >>>>>>> not required. Also, when recording, it doesn't make you hit record on >>>>>>> the watch, then hand it off to your phone. I can't tell you how many >>>>>>> apps I know of which would use your mike or would use audio do this. >>>>>>> More that use audio. >>>>>>> >>>>>>> Skype, for instance: why on earth give me an app for the watch, when >>>>>>> all it does is let's me text chat? And even worse. I can't even >>>>>>> access my contact list from the watch. I first have to add my contacts >>>>>>> from the phone into my favorites. then, and only! then, can I access >>>>>>> them on the watch, but yet still! only engage via text, not via voice. >>>>>>> I could see no video ability, I mean, that would be absurd, but at >>>>>>> least! give us voice ability. The API's are both there for sound >>>>>>> through the watch speaker, and for using the watch's internal >>>>>>> microphone, so, what gives? >>>>>>> >>>>>>> What about Zello? This one's even more! a nightmare! I can see my >>>>>>> contact list, but if someone zellos me, all I get is a notification on >>>>>>> the watch saying Jane Doe is talking. Double tap that notification, >>>>>>> and bam. Zello opens on my phone. Say on the watch I double tap on >>>>>>> Jane Doe to initiate a conversation. Oh, I get the hold and talk >>>>>>> button, yeah, but as soon as I double tap it and hold, I hear the chirp >>>>>>> sound on my phone, not my watch, which never mind, is in my pocket, and >>>>>>> never mind that it's now routing what I say through my phone's >>>>>>> microphone, not the watch. >>>>>>> >>>>>>> Let's talk GPS. >>>>>>> >>>>>>> I love that maps works so seemlessly on the watch. There's just one >>>>>>> problem as a blind person. The watch won't verbally give you turn by >>>>>>> turn directions unless you physically tap on the screen. Yeah, it'll >>>>>>> vibrate to tell you you have an upcoming turn, and believe me, I love >>>>>>> that! But, then, I have to take my other hand, touch the watch, and >>>>>>> see what it says. This is horrible! As how am I effectively going to >>>>>>> hold my cane, or my dog's harnis, while touching the face of my watch? >>>>>>> I didn't say it can't be done, but I probably look like a total dweebe >>>>>>> doing it. Hold on hare Fido, let mih check mih wristers. Hee'ee'eel, >>>>>>> fido. Goo'oo'ood doggy. LOL! You get the point. Never mind the >>>>>>> treelemb I just smashed into because I was not using my cane while >>>>>>> trying to look at the clock face. You say, that's why you stop while >>>>>>> you look. Yeah yeah, I know. Don't rub it in. LOL! My point still >>>>>>> stands. >>>>>>> >>>>>>> I dono. Clearly apps have ways to use the internal speaker, so why >>>>>>> can't Apple make an option to either play voice guidance through the >>>>>>> watch speaker, vibrate only, or do both. I like choices, of which >>>>>>> right now, choices we don't exactly have. >>>>>>> >>>>>>> So, yeah, in conclusion, I love my watch, but after having it now going >>>>>>> on about 4 months, I dono. I have mixed feelings. I'm not >>>>>>> disappointed I got the thing, and I have no plans to sell it, nor get >>>>>>> rid of it, but admittedly, I am a little bit saddened that in some ways >>>>>>> it's very limited. >>>>>>> >>>>>>> Now one thing I do! like, is using Hey Siri on the watch. That is so >>>>>>> convenient! Like today, I was eating an Easter lunch with family. I >>>>>>> was putting the final touches on the deviled eggs, so obviously I had >>>>>>> egg, and mayo all over my hands. Obviously, you don't wanna be >>>>>>> touching the watch with your hands in that condition. So, while that >>>>>>> was going, my mom put the apple pie, no pun intended, in the oven, and >>>>>>> asked me to set the timer, being that the timer on our oven is broken >>>>>>> for some weird reason. So, no biggy. I just raised my wrist, and set >>>>>>> my timer with Hey Siri, no hand interaction at all. >>>>>>> >>>>>>> Or if I'm sitting across the room, and have my phone docked on my >>>>>>> stereo, or am lying in bed. I can stay chillin in my recliner/bed and >>>>>>> just say, Hey Siri, play the Greatest Hits by Alan Jackson. Boom! >>>>>>> Seconds later, there comes Chatahoochee out my speakers. I can go to >>>>>>> the next song, or previous song, stop and start playing, turn on and >>>>>>> off repeat and shuffle, love a track/album, start a station, turn my >>>>>>> crown to move the volume up or down, etc. So from the standpoint of >>>>>>> the music app, that is gorgeous with hey siri integration. >>>>>>> >>>>>>> So yeah, there're things I love, but there are just enough that I also >>>>>>> hate. >>>>>>> >>>>>>> What are you all's thoughts? >>>>>>> --- >>>>>>> Christopher Gilland >>>>>>> JAWS Certified, 2016. >>>>>>> Training Instructor. >>>>>>> >>>>>>> [email protected] <mailto:[email protected]> >>>>>>> Phone: (704) 256-8010 Extension 401. >>>>>>> >>>>>>> -- >>>>>>> The following information is important for all members of the Mac >>>>>>> Visionaries list. >>>>>>> >>>>>>> If you have any questions or concerns about the running of this list, >>>>>>> or if you feel that a member's post is inappropriate, please contact >>>>>>> the owners or moderators directly rather than posting on the list >>>>>>> itself. >>>>>>> >>>>>>> Your Mac Visionaries list moderator is Mark Taylor and your owner is >>>>>>> Cara Quinn - you can reach Cara at [email protected] >>>>>>> <mailto:[email protected]> >>>>>>> >>>>>>> The archives for this list can be searched at: >>>>>>> http://www.mail-archive.com/[email protected]/ >>>>>>> <http://www.mail-archive.com/[email protected]/> >>>>>>> --- >>>>>>> You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google >>>>>>> Groups "MacVisionaries" group. >>>>>>> To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving emails from it, send >>>>>>> an email to [email protected] >>>>>>> <mailto:[email protected]>. >>>>>>> To post to this group, send email to [email protected] >>>>>>> <mailto:[email protected]>. >>>>>>> Visit this group at https://groups.google.com/group/macvisionaries >>>>>>> <https://groups.google.com/group/macvisionaries>. >>>>>>> For more options, visit https://groups.google.com/d/optout >>>>>>> <https://groups.google.com/d/optout>. >>>>>> >>>>>> Sarai D. 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