Topic: Haptic

A hands-on review of the Apple Watch criticizes the device for its "cult-like" social implications and functional shortcomings. Specific complaints include the rudeness of checking wrist notifications during conversations, the inaccuracy of heart rate monitoring, and the failure of haptic navigation in cities like Paris. The reviewer concludes that the device offers no significant utility over a standard smartphone.

Tim Cook's presentation of the Apple Watch is met with skepticism, with the hosts calling the device a "dog." While discussing the future of wearables, they cite a report from a UC Berkeley professor warning that devices emitting microwave radiation close to the body could cause "electro smog" and tumors. The lack of mainstream reporting on these health risks is attributed to the influence of big tech advertisers.