Iwatch

Observers say there is little evidence for now that the device's health or fitness capabilities surpass the competition.

Apple has taken the wraps off its long-rumoured wearable device, and the buzz has spread far beyond just the tech world. Here's what some of the world's leading experts have to say.

The debut of two new iPhones and the highly anticipated iWatch were not the only gifts from Apple to the world last evening. There was also an infinity scarf which, unfortunately for Apple Inc., completely stole its thunder - or at least took a huge juicy bite from it (pun intended).

After months of speculation, Apple's "iWatch", known simply as the Apple Watch, has been launched. Here's what you need to know.

Apple on Tuesday unveiled two new versions of the iPhone, boosting the screen size of the iconic smartphone to 4.7 and 5.5 inches.

Apple is launching the iPhone 6 and iWatch at a special event at the Flint Center for the Performing Arts in Cupertino, California.

iWatch would be the first big launch under Tim Cook, who took over leadership of the Cupertino, California-based company in August 2011.

With less than a day to go to the event, we've compiled the latest information for the best possible idea of just what Apple will unveil.

Apple pulls back the curtain on Tuesday on its latest innovations, amid frenzied anticipation over new big-screen iPhones and possibly an "iWatch" which could shake up the world of wearable computing.

The trendsetting company is expected to rouse the still-slumbering market for wearable computers, apart from renewing its smartphone ambitions.

A report citing sources close to the matter claims the iWatch will run third-party applications, and have access to the App Store.

Not everyone thinks everyday consumers will embrace smartwatches just because Apple is making one.

Here are the key products and features to look out for at Apple's big event on Tuesday.

Apple has invited fashion editors and bloggers in unprecedented numbers, hinting at a smartwatch unveiling.

The Cupertino firm is definitely seeking a revival in the smartphone segment, and is also expected to kickstart the wearable industry.

Observers say there is little evidence for now that the device's health or fitness capabilities surpass the competition.

Apple has taken the wraps off its long-rumoured wearable device, and the buzz has spread far beyond just the tech world. Here's what some of the world's leading experts have to say.

The debut of two new iPhones and the highly anticipated iWatch were not the only gifts from Apple to the world last evening. There was also an infinity scarf which, unfortunately for Apple Inc., completely stole its thunder - or at least took a huge juicy bite from it (pun intended).

After months of speculation, Apple's "iWatch", known simply as the Apple Watch, has been launched. Here's what you need to know.

Apple on Tuesday unveiled two new versions of the iPhone, boosting the screen size of the iconic smartphone to 4.7 and 5.5 inches.

Apple is launching the iPhone 6 and iWatch at a special event at the Flint Center for the Performing Arts in Cupertino, California.

iWatch would be the first big launch under Tim Cook, who took over leadership of the Cupertino, California-based company in August 2011.

With less than a day to go to the event, we've compiled the latest information for the best possible idea of just what Apple will unveil.

Apple pulls back the curtain on Tuesday on its latest innovations, amid frenzied anticipation over new big-screen iPhones and possibly an "iWatch" which could shake up the world of wearable computing.

The trendsetting company is expected to rouse the still-slumbering market for wearable computers, apart from renewing its smartphone ambitions.

A report citing sources close to the matter claims the iWatch will run third-party applications, and have access to the App Store.

Not everyone thinks everyday consumers will embrace smartwatches just because Apple is making one.

Here are the key products and features to look out for at Apple's big event on Tuesday.

Apple has invited fashion editors and bloggers in unprecedented numbers, hinting at a smartwatch unveiling.

The Cupertino firm is definitely seeking a revival in the smartphone segment, and is also expected to kickstart the wearable industry.