One of the problems the author mentions - iMessage received and a notification coming to iPhone, iPad, Watch at the same time - actually doesn't happen. Apple was smart enough to ensure the notification only goes to the watch if the other devices are not active (and the watch is being worn). If you are on the phone, you get the notification there and not on the watch. It's beautiful and one of those little things that make a big difference.

Overall though, I completely disagree with the author's sentiment.

>Why am I browsing stocks on my watch? My phone is a better device.

I much prefer glancing at my watch to quickly check a stock I care about. I'd say this is one of the killer features for me.

Also the point about email "way better on the phone". Well yes, it is - but it is also time consuming. I get anywhere from 200-300 emails a work day - I find myself much more efficient with the email coming to my watch - most I can read a couple of lines and decide if I need to concern myself with it or not. That is a huge time saver. Quick glance at my wrist and then I continue with my day. I also enjoy being able to quickly triage incoming mail without having to deal with my phone.