The new Apple Watch can be inverted and worn on the right arm for left-handed users, reports BusinessInsider, who confirmed the feature with an Apple spokesperson.
After the announcement of the new Apple Watch, set to be released early in 2015, the internet was awash with rumors that the watch had a major design flaw in that it couldn't be used by the 10% of the World's population who are left-handed. Perhaps unsurprisingly, however, the Apple Watch can easily be inverted to allow lefties to use it on their right wrist.
When first setting up the Apple Watch you will be prompted to set the device up as a left-handed or right-handed user.
Some misinformed lefties have begun petitions to request a left-handed model from Apple but thankfully that isn't necessary. More details on the watch here.
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After the announcement of the new Apple Watch, set to be released early in 2015, the internet was awash with rumors that the watch had a major design flaw in that it couldn't be used by the 10% of the World's population who are left-handed. Perhaps unsurprisingly, however, the Apple Watch can easily be inverted to allow lefties to use it on their right wrist.
When first setting up the Apple Watch you will be prompted to set the device up as a left-handed or right-handed user.
Some misinformed lefties have begun petitions to request a left-handed model from Apple but thankfully that isn't necessary. More details on the watch here.
Please follow iClarified on Twitter, Facebook, or RSS for updates.
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