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. >> i called my dad and it was really exciting because ifelt like dick tracy. >> reporter: she says it is easy to call and text. >> if somebody text messages you, it has sort of a vibration on the bot toll an it pops right up on the screen. >> reporter: she clicks on an icon for a written reply or speaks to reply by voice mail. >> we have a lot of really mixed reviews on this one. >> reporter: on the other hand, tech analyst rob enderly says apple may be too ambitious. >> they took everything from the kitchen sink approach. they don't know what people will like or not. >> reporter: the watch is apple's first new product under ceo tim cooke. it has a short battery life and some of the 3,000 apps may be too confusing or complicated for a small screen. >> the whole walky talky thing, you will look stupid ding that in a loud area. >> reporter: still, christin can't wait to test it herself. first, she will try the fitness feature. most customers won't get their watches until this summer. sharon chin, kpix5: >> only one store. one in the entire united states is actually selling the apple

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dick tracy, i see a lot of the dick tracy stuff.xpectations say that listen, when it comes out, people will take a hard look at it they may not switch immediately. people have watches already who want watchesen it's not going to appeal appeal people who have never worn a watch. it's a slow build. slow build as we hear all of the new things that come of it. look this apple payment system is not taking off like a rocketship. >> no, but it's making progress. it's had issues certainly security amongst them. >> which app are you using? starbucks? >> not using -- >> walgreens app? >> no no. >> what app are you using? >> the wallet app you take your wallet out. >> are you using 2 inch x 3 inch app? >> the cash app. remember that? >> mostly in emerging markets. >> paper. nice seal on the back. >> washington? >> hamilton on one of those? hamilton play is good. hearing good things. he's on the ten. >> hamilton is very good yes. >> you saw it? >> no but i've heard it's very good. i like that good. >> he lost in a big dual like samsung's going

-- just to use that as an example -- they want us to believe the next frontier for wearables is dick tracyking to your watch, that sort of thing. you do your own research. what do you believe is the next frontier for wearables? hosain: there is no one-size-fits-all. people have different needs, different use cases. erik: but you are doing different things. hosain: we are definitely doing different things. we think about how many hours can a person keep a device on? it has to be useful all the time, just like your glasses are . there's no downtime, right? so, the application has to be relevant all of the time, or else you will take it off right? when you think of the things on your body, we see it breaking down to fitness devices. you think of daytime use cases which are very much about smart watches and i have talked to people. they are busy. they are in meetings. we think about this as more of a device swap, because it's 24/7 tracking -- stephanie: can i wear it in the shower yet? as a lifestyle device, that is my problem. hosain: absolutely. absolutely you can wear it in the shower. erik

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this is the closest to a dick tracy smart watch on the market.t? >> you can take and make calls and look at your e-mails and send text messages but there fun features called digital touch. you can send animated emojis and digital drawings. i can literally send someone my heartbeat. little things like that are applesque and they paid attention to details. it's actually here. >> they have great features. >> i think what has been done is it's an all in one comprehensive device. for me i was using a fitness device and now you automatically can track calories and heart rate and distance. for those of us who like to get accurate log your run to the elliptical and measure your heart rate in realtime without a monitor. that's huge. >> for all of us slow runners out there. the heart rate? >> faster! >> will people be shedding devices because of this? or is it add on? >> the cost is expensive. it starts at $349. in terms of being a statement piece, people will have it as a comprehensive use. >> your watch is calling you. >> it is. what's the heart rate mon

of course this is the closest we've come to a dick tracy smart watch on the market.>> what are the coolest features? >> i think the obvious ones is you can take and make calls from it and look at your e-mail, send text messages. there are also fun features inside here. it is called digital touch. you can send animated emojis and digital drawings. i can send somebody my heartbeat. now little things like that where it's very apple-esque and they paid attention to detail is what really excites me and the fact that it's actually here. >> great fitness features as well. >> i think what's done so well here is it's all for one device. i was always using a fitness device. now you are able to track calories, heart rate, distance. but for those that like to get at it, can you log your indoor runs an measure your heart rate in real time without a heart rate monitor. >> oh, my gosh, huge! >> for us slow runners out there, faster! >> all right. >> people are going to be shedding other devices because of this or it is going to be an add on device? >> i think the cost is expensive.