Want To Understand How Apple’s iWatch Will Work? Just Go To Disney World
We have no idea what it will be like to use Apple’s iWatch when it eventually launches — it’s reportedly coming in October — but noted industry analyst and columnist Tim Bajarin has proposed an intriguing theory as to how the company’s first wearable might work.
Bajarin writes that someone who he believes “has a good sense of Apple’s thinking about wearables” told him to visit Disney World if he wanted to understand Apple’s wearables strategy.
Sure enough, Bajarin ended up visiting the iconic theme park resort in Orlando and immediately understood why.
Those staying in a hotel within Disney have the option of purchasing what the company calls MagicBands. These wristbands act as your one stop shop for everything you need to do within Disney World’s parks, hotels, and restaurants.
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