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Yes they are. Let's talk about iPhone when the first iPhone launched (iPhone 2G) it couldn't do lots of things but now let's have a look at the iPhone 6 and the iPhone 6 Plus they are actually pretty smart. Apple Watch and other smartwatches will be like this in the future... I can't wait to see the future of the wearables.

Answer is both yes and no because Smartwatches theirselves are not really smart, but when developers make use of them they become smart.. Also most of the smartwatches need a smartphone which is not very smart. But with the software updates they can become much more smart. Most of the manufacturers are in this game now...

Windows has always been a great operating system for PC's and used for education, health or gaming. The next release of the Windows takes that to the next level. It has lots of benefits. It's goal is to make Windows 7 users to upgrade to Windows 10 because Windows 8 and 8.1 was a big mistake... Personally I'm excited for the release...

Apple Watch is now finally here, but does it tell the time ? I was just joking:) but yes most people use it for other things than checking the time. There 3 sections :Sport, Normal and Edition. Sport is the cheapest and Edition is the most expensive one, which I think is useless. The software on Apple Watch is Apple Watch OS. Apple Watch OS can't do much without an iOS device. In conclusion Apple Watch is really good but has some first-gen issues.

PC users vs console users it's a lot popular war nowadays. One is for it's graphics while the other one is for it's comfortability... This war started when gaming industry announced that there will be some special games for consoles... This war will never end, my personal idea is to release every game to every platform...

Rockstar is well known for it's games like GTA, Max Payne etc.. But probably it's well known because of it's really popular series, Grand Theft Auto... And new one came out 2 years ago for PS3, XB360, 1 year ago for PS4 and XBONE, and couple days ago for PC, which has the best graphics as usually. GTA 5 is a huge improvement than the GTA 4 which probably known because of it's bugs, but this new game has really good graphics, has the best story line and has the best Online feature ever...

Manufacturers sometimes do great, sometimes fail and this is probably a fail. It's not really bad but It's not as good as PS4... It has some improvements but it's still like Xbox 360. And Microsoft should really need to learn numbers. It doesn't have good graphics, unlike PS4 and it's OS is really buggy. There is nothing really to say about it, it's like the Xbox 360...

Gaming consoles, we heard PlayStation a lot when we were child, but now it's time for Next Gen Gaming... Design, PS4 has a really cool looking design which lots of people love. I would choose it's design to Xbox One, which was a failuare I think... It has really high graphics, that's why GTA 5 runs great on PS4, but still can't compete with PC... It is compatible with 1080p which is ok but PC is compatible with 4K... Pricing is really good for PS4...

I'm sure you saw the Apple's new MacBook... Some people said it's great some people said it is useless... So let's talk about it.. Firstly it's really thin. It's thinner than all other laptops out there. It's supported by the Apple's own operating system OS X, and works great with iOS on your iPhone, iPad and iPod Touch. It has 9 batteries in it which is ok and it has a little mainframe. Reason why people don't like Mac is because of it's operating system but it doesn't matter because you can install Microsoft's Windows operating system...

A brief aside: Yes, $12,000. That's how much Apple is asking for the 42mm Apple Watch Edition, and it's a princely sum no matter how you slice it. Thankfully, you'll be able to buy a Sport model for as little as $349... if you don't mind the utilitarian feel, anyway. Despite the differences in materials, all three versions of the Apple Watch feel very similar once you've got 'em strapped on. The 42mm versions are just a touch more substantial thanks to the slightly bigger chassis and battery (I'm told the difference in battery life is super small), but you're not going to notice the difference. My go-to watch is a stainless steel Mondaine and the Watch felt dramatically heftier, only natural considering all the stuff that's been crammed into it -- it's also got more weight to it than an ASUS ZenWatch, the Android Wear watch that Apple's work most closely resembles. Don't worry: You might not love the shape, but the Watch feels suitably ex...