Chipotle's New Burrito Button Is Everything
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Apple Watch deliveries have officially begun, which means that many buyers who caused the gadget's quick sellout will soon have their hands wrists on a new device. But what can they expect after the initial unboxing? We have a peek at the makeovers that some popular apps underwent to become Apple Watch material, and be warned: some of them look pretty different than they do on the iPhone. From emoji keyboards to burrito buttons — yeah, you read that right — here's what you can expect from your favorite apps.
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Chipotle
Complete with a "burrito button" to quickly select your favorite order, the Chipotle Apple Watch app makes it easy to get your hands on some guac.
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The Apple Watch lets you peruse your own timeline, look at trending topics, and swipe through recent tweets.
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New York Times
Daily news headlines and simplified recipe views are just a few of the New York Times app's best perks.
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While the Instagram app doesn't have a full keyboard, you can still double-tap photos and comment with emoji.
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Pandora
Simple volume adjustment, song viewing, and station lists make the Pandora app extremely easy to use.
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Uber
The Uber app gives your driver's ETA, a simple map, and the clear vehicle identification that users rely on.