I didn't. Just used the card attached to my Apple IDIs anyone who's order is preparing to ship NOT use Apple Pay?
Is anyone who's order is preparing to ship NOT use Apple Pay?
Is anyone who's order is preparing to ship NOT use Apple Pay?
I used the Apple Store app. Mine is preparing to ship. Had to use my password as the fingerprint function was removed with the latest update. Unless you mean something else.
No stock. Online only.Do we know if stores will actually have stock on Friday?
Do we know if stores will actually have stock on Friday?
Do we know if stores will actually have stock on Friday?
No stock. Online only.
Read it was online only until June I believe. No stores will have it in stock the first few months, just try-on sessions.
It was announced that there's going to be no walk-in purchases at launch. If you show up in-store looking to buy an Apple Watch, they will basically direct you to make an online reservation.
Edit: What the guy above me said.
A few folks on MacRumors forums saying their order changed from "Preparing to Ship" back to "Processing". Might wanna check your stuff, folks.
I'm a bit jealous of those who have one preparing for shipment! I ordered at 6am so I've got "Delivers: 19 May - 29 May".
This is why the Apple Watch Edition exists. I wonder if they are gifted to celebrities, or if they are given the opportunity to purchase them early. I'm leaning towards the former.
Still no movement on my UK orders of 38mm and 42mm steel with white sport band.
Anyone in UK seeing 'preparing for shipment'?
I just want my pleb watch, Apple. Is that so much to ask?
All the celeb sightings turned out to be pretty genius marketing, though. Part of me wonders if a $10k+ gold Apple Watch exists mainly because Apple knew excess-loving celebs wouldn't turn them down.
My space grey sport still says Processing.
Not worried about it; if I get it Friday I'll be happy but I can wait.
MacRumors has been putting together a spreadsheet to help see where each model is in the shipment process along with order confirmation times. It's not perfect since it relies heavily on the trust of the MacRumor user base but it's a nice quick visual to see.
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet...cEdR2QGX0VaoFU/htmlview?usp=sharing&sle=true#
Even though it is hardly scientific, that spreadsheet only makes me fear more that Apple did not expect the overwhelming demand for the 42mm Space Grey Sport model. :/
The 38mm Silver Sport model and 38mm Stainless Steel models on the other hand are shipping like gangbusters.
Microsoft released an update to PowerPoint for iOS that lets you use the watch as a remote. I find this amusing for some reason.
Even though hardly anyone will use it, it's a genuinely good use case for a smartwatch (unlike 99% of the drek these updating apps will push out).
Microsoft released an update to PowerPoint for iOS that lets you use the watch as a remote. I find this amusing for some reason.
Yet they don't support their own damn band with similar functionality. Amazing.
Yet they don't support their own damn band with similar functionality. Amazing.
Even though it is hardly scientific, that spreadsheet only makes me fear more that Apple did not expect the overwhelming demand for the 42mm Space Grey Sport model. :/
The 38mm Silver Sport model and 38mm Stainless Steel models on the other hand are shipping like gangbusters.
My space gray switched to shipping at 5:01 eastern yesterday but my silver one still hasn't moved. Who the hell knows.
It's a neat idea, but I don't think it'll replace a physical remote for me. I don't want to have to look at my watch and use both hands to control the device between every slide.
I guess it really depends on how they implement it. I'd imagine if they were smart it would default to one big button you could tap for "next slide", and then force touch for more options (like going back). This way, if you were up front presenting, you could tap your wrist without looking, and only have to fiddle if you accidentally skipped a slide.
But the screen would time out after about ten seconds, so you'd need to do that tilt wrist motion, or tap your watch to wake it up. Does the last active app stay on the screen or does it switch back to the watch?
This seems to be pretty common with both Microsoft and Google. In a lot of ways, Google does a better job of updating their apps on iOS than they do on Android. A lot of times it seems like graphical updates and features hit their iOS apps before they launch on Android.
Finally got to an Apple Store to try on the 38mm and 42mm watches with both small and large sportbands. I am a smallish guy (short at 5'7" with an athletic build so my wrists aren't dainty but they are not large by any means. The 42mm watch looked MUCH better, the 38 is just way too small for anyone but the most small of wrists IMO. I need the small sportband though, the large had so much extra it was pushing the watch band away from my arm as the excess tucks under the main loop.
There isn't a way to order the 42mm Silver Sport with a black sportband is there?