When Apple initially announced the Apple Watch, it didn't really come as any great surprise. After all, it seems that a company like Apple simply cannot design and implement a new product range without some kind of leak making its way into the public domain. After the initial excitement surrounding the technical specifications and what the device would actually be natively capable of, the attention has now turned to what third-party developers will do with their software to get the most out of Apple's "most personal product yet." The Wdgts app, which has been readily available for Apple's other iOS devices for quite some time, immediately seems like it could offer the perfect functionality for the small screen of the Apple Watch. Thankfully, its developers thought exactly the same and have released a 1.0.4 update to offer support for the Apple Watch.
If you're eager to get your wrists on the new Apple Watch, then you have just over a week to wait, but aside from those working in and around Apple, there seems to be another way to score yourself a unit ahead of the official retail date. The number of celebs spotted wearing an Apple Watch is increasing everyday, and while musicians Katy Perry and Drake have been seen rocking Apple Watch Editions, Karl Lagerfeld's custom yellow gold wearable was easily the priciest. Now, another famous face has been treated to the wearable, although unlike the aforementioned, it's not a grandiose Watch Edition version.
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Photos of a case allegedly belonging to the iPad Pro has just been leaked online, and the design of the accessory seems to suggest that the rumors and speculations about the device sporting a new set of stereo speakers may actually hold some substance.
The smartphone market is undoubtedly brimming with exceptional device manufacturers, which can only be seen as a good thing for the people that really matter - the end consumer. With that said, Apple and Samsung are clearly the two big players in the industry with the statistics showing that the makers of the iPhone and Galaxy S series - respectively - continually shift more units on a year-on-year basis than their rivals. So, Apple and Samsung are ahead of the competition with not much to separate the two, but if you asked a group of pre-teens to choose whether they'd prefer an Apple or Samsung smartphone, which way do you think they'd go? This video answers that age old question.
A new report coming out of KGI’s usually reliable Ming-Chi Kuo has Apple selling approximately 2.3 million Apple Watch pre-orders. Existing reports already claimed that Apple has managed to get pre-order numbers in the range of a million during the first 24 hours of the Apple Watch going up for grabs. Both numbers are impressive and already has the Apple Watch being at the very top of the pile for smartwatch sales.
Tim Cook is once again giving two lucky people the chance to have lunch with him and his team at Apple’s headquarters in Cupertino. The chance is being put up as a charity auction through Charitybuzz, and would be the third time Cook has pulled this off, but this year Apple's CEO is sweetening the deal with two VIP passes to an Apple keynote event as well.
The Glide messaging app has just been handed a substantial update, which, among a host of tweaks and enhancements, offers video messaging support for the Apple Watch. Full details can be found after the leap.
The Apple Watch isn't available to the general public yet, although if you happen to be, say, Drake, Pharrell Williams or Katy Perry, then you will already be enjoying the device. As the mere mortals among us count down the days to April 24th, designer Karl Lagerfeld has also been gifted the device in advance of its release, and while the aforementioned names are all currently rocking the Apple Watch Edition, Lagerfeld has been treated to a one-of-a-kind special version.
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