iWatch: iWant or iDon’t

Rumors are spreading in the web that Apple will be releasing their so called “iWatch” in the market. After a year of releasing their latest gadget which is the iPod Nano it is not so surprising that Apple would release another wearable device. Apple even released more than a dozen watch faces for the music player. But the iPod doesn’t have smartphone or smartphone integration capabilities. So far, Apple has ceded that territory to competitors such as Sony, which has a watch that lets you look at text and other messages, or Pebble, which has caller ID and other features. But with Siri and iOS integration, it seems Apple could easily step into the space and offer an easy, compelling device that fits a wide range of consumer needs.  With a device on the wrist rather than simply in hand, users will have faster-than-ever access to payment and coupon information through apps such as Apple’s own Passbook. Deploying Apple Maps on users wrists, too, could help the company crowd source walking routes and driving directions much more quickly.

So after reading these facts, do you think that it is necessary for us to use this kind of watch? You better choose if its iWant or iDon’t.