Xiaomi may be gearing up to announce a smartwatch if the latest rumors are to be believed. Not much is known about the watch, but those who claim to have insider knowledge say it won't be cheap.
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The Apple Watch will finally be a bit more widely available soon. That's because early next month, some versions of the device will be going on sale at select Best Buy locations.
In a new series of ads, Apple is highlighting some of the use cases for its wearable Watch. The company shows how its apps, fitness tracking, and ease of use can help you day to day.
Apple is being sued by a Dublin-based company, which legally owns the trademark 'iWatch'. Apple uses this name in some of its online ads that appear on Google's search engine.
Apple's new Watch wearable can get an 18 hour "full day" of battery life, but the company never actually detailed what that means. Now we find out how long the Watch lasts with different use cases.
According to the latest reports Apple is looking to sell around five million units of its Apple Watch in the first three months after the device launches. The Watch will hit launch later in April.
Apple's Watch will become available in April after a very long wait. This comes directly from company CEO, Tim Cook, who mentioned he's very excited about finally getting the device in users' hands.
Apple's Watch has been one of the most awaited-for unveilings of the year but that sentiment seems to have been lost among regular consumers. Even so, Apple looks set to make a killing on its wearable
The Apple Watch webpage got a makeover last night and now features new animations, images and info that can give prospective buyers a feel for the upcoming product's user interface and experience.
Apple is positioning its new Watch as a special fashion accessory. The device showed up at Paris Fashion Week and next month it will be featured on the cover and in an editorial of Vogue China.
Apple raised a few eyebrows by naming its wearable device the 'Apple Watch', but even its CEO has referred to it as the iWatch - a name that the company registered as a trademark in several countries.
After all of the rumors and speculation, Apple has announced its new wearable device. The Apple Watch starts at $349, and requires an iPhone to work, with availability from early next year.
Microsoft is said to be building a smartwatch-type device and if it looks anything like these concept images, it could well be a home run in terms of aesthetics and visual appeal.
Apple is destined to have a big week, not least because of the imminent arrival of the iPhone 6, but with the added addition of its own wearable device(s) in the form of the oft-rumoured iWatch.
From eye-watering iWatch pricing and queues for the iPhone 6 (already), to new Lumias, Xperias and Motos, and all sorts of low-cost treats, we look back at highlights from this week's news on Neowin.
The Wall Street Journal and The New York Times have both recently claimed that Apple will release two new iPhones and a smartwatch along with a host of new and innovative features for the devices.
Apple will be holding a media event next week where they are expected to announce the iPhone 6, and ahead of the event, lines are already forming at Apple flagship stores in New York.
Ahead of its expected unveiling on September 9, Apple is said to be considering charging as much as $400 for its new wearable device, although it will reportedly offer "lower priced versions" too.
Apple's iWatch is expected to be announced in September is said not to ship until 2015 which means that it will miss the crucial holiday shopping season.
A source is stating that Apple might release two versions of its upcoming 4.7-inch iPhone 6. The iPhone 6 will either utilize Corning's Gorilla Glass or Apple's Sapphire Crystal Display.
Apple has sent out invitations to an event scheduled for September 9, at which it is expected to launch its new larger iPhones and, perhaps, its new iWatch wearable device.
After months of rumors, it looks we will get our first look at what Apple's been working on for the past couple of years. Apple's iWatch is rumored to make its debut at an unannounced September event.
A Chinese website has posted images of the assembly parts and battery specifications of the upcoming iPhones, and has also revealed that the larger iPhone could be known as iPhone 6L.
A trusted industry source has revealed that Apple will be holding a media event to launch the iPhone 6 on September 9 but it is still unclear whether both the rumoured iPhones will make an appearance.
Jimmy Kimmel strikes again! This time he's showing off the new Apple "iWatch" to a select few, only to reveal that he is really giving displaying a Casio watch with an Apple sticker.
As more rumors surface around the highly awaited "iWatch," sources close to the company claim Apple is working with Swatch and others to release their line of smartwatches in various styles.
Apple has poached Tag Heuer VP of sales, Patrick Pruniaux, for its upcoming wearable. According to sources, the former VP left Tag Heuer on Friday. Apple has not commented on the acquisition.
The unconfirmed Apple iWatch will offer two different models; a "Sports" variant as well as a "Designer" model. They are reportedly being tested by athletes and celebrities such as Kobe Bryant.
As Apple continues to work on its rumored iWatch, sources claim that athletes like Kobe Bryant are being tapped to test out the upcoming device. The iWatch is slated for an October release.
The rumored Apple iWatch will be available in "multiple screen sizes", according to a report from The Wall Street Journal. which also claims that the new device will feature an array of ten sensors.
Apple has been rumored to be building an iWatch for many months and it looks like October may be when the device launches with a 2.5in screen, wireless charging and a few additional features.
A new report is claiming that a date has been set for Apple's iWatch launch: October. The report, from Re/Code, states that 3/5 million iWatches could be produced per month with a focus on fitness.
Apple's Worldwide Developer Conference starts on Monday, June 2nd with a keynote introducing new Apple products. The event is about software so we'll likely see new version of iOS and OS X.
Eddy Cue, SVP at Apple said publicly he believes the upcoming products are the best the company's had in 25 years. Some of these new products are expected to be unveiled next week at WWDC.
A new report is claiming that Apple will release an iWatch within 2014, beginning production in July. The device will feature a round display, similar to the Moto 360, and will sell at various prices.
With wearable technology fast becoming this decades smartphone, a concept video is doing the rounds showing a mashup between, what has been suggested as, an Apple device and a Rolex watch.
According to analyst Charlie Wolf, sales in Apple's retail stores have declined as customers await new product categories and products, such as the iPhone 6 in the summer and possible smart watch.
Reports from China have suggested that the Apple iWatch has entered the production stage and might be unveiled at WWDC 2014 in June or launched alongside the upcoming iPhone 6 in August/September.
Apple may be developing advanced sensors for wearable technology that can predict heart attacks, according to a new report. Could the iWatch's focus be on healthcare, above anything else?
Apple CEO Tim Cook is offering more hints in a new interview this week that his company will be releasing new products beyond its current lineup, adding "we're working on some really great stuff."
