Apple has made Apple Watch Series 2 official. Here are its features, price and release date info, in short, here’s everything you need to know about the second-generation Apple Watch.

Apple’s big iPhone 7 September 7th event is now all official. Here’s what you can expect to see announced as well as what has been rumored but is likely not to make an appearance on the big day.

A new report claims that Apple was planning to add cellular capabilities to the next-gen Apple Watch, but has now decided against it following concerns that the move would cause a delay in shipping due to battery life issues.

It’s been a long-time coming, but it looks as though Apple could be planning on introducing an updated version of Apple Watch 1 later this year, alongside brand new Apple Watch 2 model.

Apple is expected to announce Apple Watch 2 some time in September or October, according to a new report, with the company said to have placed “rather conservative” orders with vendors in order to get the refreshed Apple Watch out of the door.

According to a new report, Apple Watch 2 release date will coincide with the launch of iPhone 7, with shipments expected for the third quarter of the year.

Taking the so-called Apple Watch 2 and kitting it out with a built-in cellular data functionality that could allow it to operate independently of a connected iPhone would certainly be an appealing prospect for consumers.

According to a report by an industry analyst, the Apple Watch is likely to get an ‘s’ upgrade in 2016, with a major redesign due later in 2017. Here are the details.

Apple’s anticipated March media event is expected to see the introduction of a number of new products. In addition to the first official unveiling of the mysterious iPhone 5se, Apple is also expected to introduce the iPad Air 3 along with a potential set of new Apple Watch band options. Now, in a research note to investors, Apple analyst Gene Munster is speculating that Apple will also take the opportunity to introduce an incremental improvement to its smartwatch in the form of an Apple Watch “S” upgrade.

A new report claims that a new 4-inch iPhone will be released at the March event, with the “iPhone 5se” being its designation instead of the iPhone 6c moniker that earlier rumors suggested. iPad Air 3 is also likely to be introduced at the same event while Apple Watch 2 won’t be unveiled at the event. Apple Watch will likely get a new software update and some new bands.

If you’ve been holding out for the second-generation Apple Watch in the hopes of the wearable arriving somewhere early this year, a new report is suggesting that you would have to wait for a much longer time. The report suggests that the Apple Watch 2 won’t make an appearance until later on in 2016.

A new report is suggesting that Apple has plans to put the Apple Watch 2 into production a lot sooner than initially expected. The information suggests that Apple will once again utilize the manufacturing services and expertise of China-based Quanta to produce the second-generation of its popular wearable. If true, it means that not only will Apple begin production of the device earlier than expected, but also introduces an interesting situation from a manufacturing perspective.