Apple Watch: Days 5 & 6

Rubia Arfeen , a senior in Biological Sciences and a Libraries employee, will be blogging about her experience with the Apple Watch “a technology new to the NCSU Libraries lending pool.


DAY 5 Rubia. Not Maria.
I went to lunch with my sisters and a couple of friends, and one of them was not at all impressed with my watch, while the other is thinking about about getting one! He really likes technical gadgets, and he loved the watch. My twin sister is thinking about getting one too. She's a Nutrition Science major and wants to become a Registered Dietician and really likes the idea behind the activity and workout apps. The activity app reminds the wearer to move about and reach the daily activity goals and actually gives awards when achieved. The watch might be a good way to help somebody who was interested in getting healthy.


DAY 6
Quiet day on the Apple Watch front. The activity app keeps track of how many calories you burn, how many mins of exercise you do, and if you stand every hour in a 12 hour cycle. If you go more than an hour sitting, it'll suggest you get up or stand and move around. So, I spent most of the day listening to it tell me to stand, because I've been watching Netflix and doing homework. Oh..also, here is proof that Siri thinks I'm my twin sister, Maria. I can change it in the settings, but I might just leave it because I think it really funny. : )