Iwatch, Would You Buy It?

Hello Everybody,

From the latest reports, it seems that Apple are in the process of making a smartwatch in collaboration with Intel!

While smartwatches have been cropping up from different manufacturers such as Sony’s smartwatch and also the Pebble smartwatch which gained huge attention when it was a Kickstarter project it hasn’t really become popular and not many people are convinced about wearing your tech on your wrist.

However, if the latest reports are correct that could all change and could even be released in the first half of 2013! But don’t worry, if Apple do release a new smartwatch, get ready for a Nexus branded one pretty soon!

Also, this smartwatch may come with a 1.5” OLED screen contained within a indium titanium oxide glass. And the operating system? Yes, it’s obvious iOS, what else?! Reports also suggest that it will have Bluetooth 4.0 which brings Bluetooth Low Energy technology allowing for low power applications on wireless devices, like smartphones within a close range.

Though this isn’t the first time Apple have marketed a smartwatch. The small touchscreen Ipod Nano was available with a peripheral which allowed to be used like a watch. So this is nothing too new for Apple, though this would be full watch and not an Ipod Nano with a strap attached to it!

Though many of Apple’s latest products have come under fire from experts such as the Iphone 5 and the Ipad Mini this could be a good market in which Apple can succeed where other companies have failed. Apple’s products are usually well thought through and nearly all aspects covered in terms of technology content so hopefully, this won’t just be half-hearted attempt like other companies but a full-on driving force into the future of technology!

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