The 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:Pokemon Go app for Apple Watch is finally here after a surprise update and... well, it's alright I guess. It works exactly as shown at the last Apple conference🦹 so I wasn't expecting much and, in practice, that's what I got.

The main issue is that you can't use it to catch Pokemon like you can with the Pokemon Go Plus. You'll get notifications about them but have to ♏get your phone out if you want to do anything. To be fair that function was never promised but it still feels so weird to get a notification like this and not be able to act on it: 

You can collect pokestops, after receiving a notification anꦉd then spinning the wheel. You'll get a little update then to show you what you collected:

And that's pretty much it. There's loads of stat tracking, showing you nearby pokemon, distances needed to walk for eggs and so on. But without that basic catching function it actually feels less useful 𝓰than the Plus. 

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It also murders the battery.😼 Normally I put my watch on to charge at night at around 30-40%. After barely a couple of hours here I was already down to 50% suggesting you won't make it through the day if you try using it. 

Obviously this is just a little bit of fluff to go with the main app but I was expecting it to be fun, not to be thinking about deleting it on the first morning. I'll use it for a bit more and see how I feel after some longer𒊎 walks. 

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