Apple sold just shy of one million Apple Watch units in the first 24 hours in the US alone. Add to that the launch in the UK, Japan and 12 other countries,
ITVoice News: Apple on Tuesday exposed its long-awaited Watch along with its iPhone. While Apple CEO, Tim Cook claimed it to be company’s most personal device ever created, he missed out to
ITVoice News: At the most awaited 9 September event, Apple launched their iWatch, or rather we should call it Apple Watch. The watch has been launched in two size variants a lot
Apple is expected to launch its rumoured iWatch at its September 9 event in Cupertino, but still a lot is not known about the product. On Tuesday, Apple’s design chief was quoted
Apple may unveil a wearable device next month at the same event where it is expected to debut the iPhone 6. It seems likely that such wearable device would be a
Apple is preparing to sell its first wearable device this October, aiming to produce 3 million to 5 million units a month in its initial run, the Nikkei reported on Friday, citing
The rumour mill is continuing to churn out details about Apple’s first wearable device, likely to be called the iWatch. The latest rumour about the iWatch claims that the device is already
Shortly after the announcement of its new Nike+ Fuel Lab initiative earlier this month, Nike is said to have dismissed a major chunk of employees from FuelBand’s hardware tea. CNET reported the
After multiple leaks detailing various features of Apple’s upcoming mobile and desktop OS updates, it’s time for some hardware rumours. Taiwan-based KGI Securities analyst Ming-Chu Kuo, who has published accurate research reports
Apple iWatch, the rumoured wearable device by the Cupertino firm, is being predicted to arrive in two sizes and with a hefty price tag of ‘several thousand US dollars’. KGI Securities analyst
If new rumours are to be believed, Apple may soon release refreshed MacBook Air notebooks, may be planning a new type of 12-inch notebook, may keep the release of updated MacBook Pro
Apple’s much anticipated debut wearable device, the iWatch, will come with inductive or wireless charging technology, if a New York Times report citing patents and sources are to be believed. Solar-charging may