Wearables

The stainless steel Apple Watch and the higher-end Edition variant come with a sapphire crystal display, according to Apple itself. However, there's a lot of debate going around, with a good portion of fans and non-fans alike, suggesting that sapphire crystal on a device of this nature is a pure gimmick, and not really the material which Apple alleges it to be.

Apple made sure that the Apple Watch lived up to "most personal device" hype, offering that perfect blend of fashion and smart technology. What really allows users to personalize the watch to their taste is the choice of bands, which can be bought separately and swapped with the one on your watch in less than 15 seconds really. Convenient and effective; so why not patent the mechanism, thought Apple.

Here's how to take a screenshot on Apple Watch and save it to your iPhone Camera Roll. More details and guide can be found here.

Here's how to power off, reboot, hard reset Apple Watch in a few easy steps. Complete details can be found here.

The Apple Watch may have launched across several nations at the end of last week including the United States, United Kingdom and Australia, but the company behind the much-hyped wearable does plan to extend its arm to other countries in the near future. We had heard that the secondary Apple Watch launch could take place on May 8th, but now, CEO Tim Cook has said that his company is aiming for a June roll-out.

Apple Watch units are turning up at the homes of early adopters the world over, so long as you managed to either order during the right minute or inexplicably had your order bumped to the front of the queue. However you came about having an Apple Watch, if you own the stainless steel model then you may have noticed that it has acquired one or two scratches and scuffs already. You're not alone.

The Apple Watch is without a doubt the sleekest device the Cupertino giant has made till date. Comprising of high profile manufacturing materials - aluminum, stainless steel and gold - the new wearable screams quality inside out. And now, a video interview of the man behind the design of the watch - Sir Jony Ive - has been published online, in which he, along with Marc Newson, discuss the design process along with other details of the Apple Watch.