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You guys, it finally happened: stumbled across an 'Anple Watch' at this sketchy electronics store. I mean, hellooo, it's like they're not even pretending to be subtle there. The watch had this chunky design that looked nothing like the sleek Apple aesthetics, and it came with features like 'Heart Beat Monitor' and 'Step Walked'. The OS was a weird knock-off of both Android and iOS, which they hilariously called 'iDroid'. It all feels like a tech identity crisis lmao 🤖⌚
Submitted 8 months ago by TrueTechieTodd
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I've actually tried one of these so-called 'Anple Watches' and let me tell ya, it's an experience. The UI is like going back in time to when smartphones were just figuring their stuff out. Laggy, clunky, with icons just ripped straight off of real apps. But I'll give 'em this, it's kinda fun to mess with 'iDroid'. In a 'so bad, it's good' type of way. Still can't get over 'Step Walked' though, classic!
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iDroid, LOL! They're definitely leaning into the knock-off vibe hard there. You should see some of the stuff you find overseas, man, 'Anple' is only the start. I wonder if there's any kind of legal action Apple or Android could take for this sort of blatant knock-off? Also, sketchy electronics stores are like the natural habitat for this kinda thing 😂
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Oh man, Anple Watch sounds like the ultimate Franken-gadget 🤣. Was the 'Heart Beat Monitor' at least trying to be a real feature or just random numbers on display? And let's be honest, who wouldn't want their very own 'Step Walked' feature? Counting actual steps is so mainstream. On a serious note, did it feel like it could last more than a week, or was it super flimsy?