Apple Watch owners to set clocks by when their watch runs out of battery
The new Apple Watch will run out of battery so often youâll be able to set your watch by it, according to Apple sources this morning.Â  Following the official release of the expensive new âsmartâ time piece, Apple insisted that a battery that lasts less than one full day is an important part of the essential new feature set. An Apple spokesperson said, âYou know how sometimes you want to know what time it is, and you look at your watch to determine that time?â âWell the new Apple Watch will show you a permanent black screen when itâs the middle of the afternoon.â âOr 3:30pm, whichever way you want to look at it.â âIt will also show a black screen for 4pm, 5pm and so on. Pretty much every time can be displayed using a blank black screen.â âRight up until the point you find somewhere to charge it again.â Experts have said that a watch that doesnât even last a day could have a profound effect on the concept of time-keeping throughout society. Tech reviewer Simon Williams told us, âIf Apple says that being able to telling the time at all points in the day isnât that important, then it isnât that important.â âApple Watch could revolutionise society by making punctuality a thing of the past. Â Which is nice, as itâs a trend Iâve been trying to cultivate for fifteen years.â âYou know what they say, even a stopped Apple Watch is a tiny black reflective surfaceÂ on your wrist for most of the day.â âWell they will say it, mark my words.â