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This week Ariel Adams from A Blog To Watch joins us to talk about the Apple Watch and how the tech industry doesn't understand why people buy watches. We also talk about its possible effect on the watch industry as a whole. After Training People To Forget About Watches, How Will Apple Teach Them To Love The Apple Watch? Follow A Blog To Watch on Twitter Follow Resolve on Twitter Support this show on Patreon Apple Watch Polling In Line With 2010 iPad Figures Video: Scott Galloway on Apple and Luxury Markets Video: People Try The Apple Watch For The First Time

This week I'm joined with former Apple designer, Louie Mantia, as we discuss the Apple Watch leading up to next weeks Spring Forward keynote. If you like this show please Recommend on Overcast so that more people can listen! Louie on Twitter Hire Louie or check out his work Jony Ive and the future of Apple Abdel on Twitter Sponsored By: TechHunter – Good Tech Deals

I keep thinking about how important the retail experience is going to be if the Apple Watch is to succeed. In this episodes I share my thoughts on why that is. I also discuss how you an help support this endeavor of mine. Support Resolve Podcast on Patreon Retail: Apple’s big wearable advantage If you're listening to this in Overcast, do me a favor and "Recommend" it so others can listen!

This week I'm lucky enough to have Neil Cybart from Above Avalon back. We talk about the point of the Apple Watch Edition and other curiosities we still have regarding the Apple Watch. Apple Watch Edition Follow Neil Cybart on Twitter. He's smart. Visit Above Avalon for Great Apple Analysis Subscribe to Neil's Daily Apple Newsletter Sponsored by TechHunter – Good Tech Deals

On this episode of Resolve, I have the honor of speaking with Mark Gurman – a well-known Apple reporter who's responsible for reporting some of the biggest Apple stories in the past 5 years. Today, we talk about Apple Watch, its purpose, if the Edition makes sense, and much more. Other topics include the upcoming 12-inch Retina MacBook Air and other... stuff. Follow Mark Gurman on Twitter About Mark Gurman (9to5Mac) Follow Resolve on Twitter [Sponsor] Visit TechHunter for Good Tech Deals

If you had $350 - $500 to spend in 2015 what would you spend it on? An Apple Watch or an iPad? Rate in iTunes Follow ResolvePodcast on Twitter

In this quick 13-minute episode, I discuss why I think Apple Watch bands are likely going to contribute to success of the Apple Watch more than we think. Rate in iTunes Follow ResolvePodcast on Twitter

This week, I'm joined with Neil Cybart aka SammyWalrusIV who shares his insights on the Apple Watch and discusses how he arrived that the possibility that Apple could sell 60M within the first 24 months. Subscribe to AAPL Orchard Newsletter Follow Neil Cybart on Twitter Apple Watch Sales and Earnings Projections Rate Our Podcast in iTunes

In this episode, industrial designer Don Lehman joins me to talk about the process of building a consumer electronic as well as the small nuances he noticed in the build-quality of the Apple Watch. Don Lehman on Twitter Rate this show on iTunes!

Rene Ritchie joins me as we talk about the history of Apple's revolutionary products, how they've been scarred and where the device may fit into our lives. Rene Ritchie on Twitter Abdel Ibrahim on Twitter

This week, John Kirk joins me to talk about Apple Watch pundits, some of Apple's past strategies, and why it makes sense that Apple piled a variety of features into the Watch. Please rate Resolve in iTunes Initial Apple Watch thoughts: Bands Why now for Apple Watch Tech geeks, Apple Watch and the upcoming fashion apocalypse Initial Apple Watch Thoughts John Kirk on Twiter

Creative Strategist Ben Bajarin joins to talk about the Apple Watch and its appeal to the consumer market. We speculate on price and how many units they may ship. Please rate Resolve in iTunes TechPinions Creative Strategies

Editor in Chief of A Blog To Watch, Ariel Adams joins to discuss his impressions of the Apple Watch and what it means for the watch industry moving forward. Please rate Resolve in iTunes Apple Watch hands-on: The wristwatch just caught up to the 21st century Initial Apple Watch thoughts: Bands

This week, it's just me. Spend about 6 minutes with me as I contemplate why the Apple Watch exists and what Steve Jobs said about the iPod that sounds so much like the watch today. Notes: Steve Jobs on the iPod as a satellite device in 2003