As if the Apple will bow down to its competitors, iWatch is coming in the hopes to keep Mac users satisfied and gain loyalty towards Android makers worldwide.
Samsung and LG smartwatches have gone out of the drawing board and into the online community where excited consumers were left drooling. With the first ahead by making their watches 3G ready, more is expected of the upcoming iWatch by Apple.
Apple might be the last to jump on the smartwatch bandwagon, but that doesn't mean they'll fair last.
According to Tech Radar, this first wearable Apple gadget most likely will enable users to carry Siri on their wrists, thereby allowing for an easier navigation. You might not have to check your iPhones constantly for new notifications.
Apart from making life a hell of a lot easier, the same smartwatch is speculated to come with "fitness tracking and biometric sensors" (Tech Radar). According to Forbes, "An iWatch, the thinking goes, would be able to continuously monitor a person's health and transmit the data to medical provides. And Apple has reportedly hired experts in sleep research, medical sensors, fitness, and lobbying the FDA".
Seeking Alpha mentions the comments of an Apple investor, saying "The iWatch will enable a quantification and personalization of healthcare delivery on a scale previously unimaginable."
The physical attributes of the iWatch have been mostly speculations and expectations. Whether it might look like the released smartwatch designs by major competitors or a design unique on its own, anticipation will remain at a high.
Reports of unveiling show that Apple might reveal the power of the iWatch by September 9 of this year. This will be coinciding with the release of iPhone 6 event. It is rumored that iPhone 6 will be compatible with iWatch.
Apple iWatch release date however has been speculated to be in 2015. This allows manufacturers more time to create iWatch for the mass population. Speculations on price also vary, possible around $300. A top research and development team doesn't come cheap.
