Apple Watch owners use their nose to navigate the watch

Re:Apple Watch owners use their nose to navigate the watch by dag11 on Saturday December 26, 2015 @06:31PM (#10795686)

I'm guilty of the nose tap, as well as the forehead-tap and chin-tap to dismiss the screen. Wearables are fun!

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Re:Apple Watch owners use their nose to navigate the watch by taspeotis on Saturday December 26, 2015 @06:35PM (#10795698)

Nose-tap seemed obvious, but I never thought of forehead-tap or chin-tap. (I dismiss the "usual" way ... covering the screen with my other hand.) I'll add those to my repertoire, thanks!

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Re:Apple Watch owners use their nose to navigate the watch by mmmBacon on Saturday December 26, 2015 @06:45PM (#10795733)

A knuckle tap is a good one too. Works well when fingertips are covered in BBQ sauce, grease, etc...

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Re:Apple Watch owners use their nose to navigate the watch by ameen on Saturday December 26, 2015 @07:15PM (#10795810)

Knuckle tap and scroll are common among smartphone users.

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Re:Apple Watch owners use their nose to navigate the watch by dag11 on Saturday December 26, 2015 @11:51PM (#10796456)

Oh I almost forgot, you might like my preferred way of dismissing Apple Watch / Android Wear: I call it the "Karate Chop". The surface area of the outer edge of your hand is enough to cover the screen :)

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