A stainless steel Apple Watch has just been spotted paired with a red colored sport band, along with a U.K. region Apple charger with a unique folding plug design. They belong to British cyclist and former professional rugby player, Will Carling.
With the launch of the Apple Watch, the Cupertino giant is not only marketing its wearable as its most "personal product yet", but is also playing on the fact that the gorgeous creation is an "incredibly precise timepiece", and that it offers "entirely new ways to stay in touch" as well as introducing "a smarter way to look at fitness". It's highly likely that the marketing spiel will ultimately appeal to a lot of consumers and make the difference between whether they purchase the device or not, but what about the extended capabilities of the Apple Watch that can be unlocked through the use of third-party apps? We take a look at a couple that can be used to turn Apple's new product into a powerful TV remote.
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.
If you were looking forward to grab an Apple Watch from an Apple Retail Store on the 24th of this month, you will have to hold that impulse for some time as a leaked memo has revealed that the device won't be available in stores till at least the month of June.
Apple has added new videos for Apple Watch Guided Tours section on its website, showcasing how we are going to interact with Cupertino’s new wearable once it starts shipping out on the 24th of April. More details on the new videos can be found here.
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.
The release of the Apple Watch is fast approaching, and while many continue to decide which model best suits their requirements, those who've already secured their orders are probably scanning around for the best accessories and peripherals. From Apple's side, there's precious little by way of extras at this point, but given the buzz surrounding the forthcoming wearable, it's no surprise that third-party manufacturers are already promoting their latest Watch-related products ahead of the big launch. Here, we feature a slick Apple Watch dock that not only looks the part, but cleverly conceals the charging cable from view.
The popular and irreplaceable Workflow app for iOS has just been updated to version 1.2, and adds support for the Apple Watch. With over 200 automated actions, the app's availability on the Apple Watch comes in ahead of fans actually getting their hands on their pre-orders, and to add to your excitement, the updated piece of software is on sale for a limited period right now.
Plenty of people who were unable to get to the Apple Store website quick enough on Apple Watch pre-order day have found that their orders have an expected dispatch time of somewhere around June, which is quite frankly, ridiculous. We knew that Apple’s first wearable is proving popular, but that’s just madness.
