Apple Watch

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.

Here's our detailed Apple Watch Sport unboxing, overview and setup process with iPhone. Complete details, along with video, can be found right here.

The Apple Watch is just 24 hours old now, but if you find yourself having not already spent too much money this week, you can now walk into at least one Apple Store and buy yourself a new charging cable.

Here's how to turn Apple Watch Sport into gold Edition model without spending thousands of dollars. More details and video can be found here.

A video that has just surfaced online is sparking some serious speculations that the Apple Watch is likely to support wireless charging through Qi-compatible power mats. The video apparently shows a Moto 360 smartwatch being charged by the Apple Watch charger, which has led many to believe that power mats may actually just work out for the Apple wearable.

Despite countless reports and Apple having allowed interested parties to check the Apple Watch out firsthand, we knew that some hidden treasures would not be unveiled until after the launch. As well as the numerous stress tests that have begun popping up, we've also been treated to a few teardown demonstrations, which offer a close-up glimpse at the device's innards, and while most of the internal components are arranged as would perhaps be expected, an interesting oxygen-measuring sensor has also reared its head.

Apple Watch waterproof test is here. See how Apple's latest wearable fares under a water splash, shower or the swimming pool. More details and video can be found here.

With the Apple Watch officially seeing the light of day today, it's fitting that some light be shed on its warranty coverage as well - perhaps in too much detail for our taste.