How Apple Watch setup and app downloads work | VentureBeat | Gadgets | by Mark Sullivan

How Apple Watch setup and app downloads work | VentureBeat | Gadgets | by Mark Sullivan
I perused the Apple developer pages, talked to Apple, talked to some WatchKit developers, and downloaded the Watch app in iOS 8.2. After doing that stuff, here’s the picture I have so far.

He perused them so you don't have to...

Apple's iWatch will reportedly sport multiple designs and over 10 sensors | VentureBeat | Gadgets | by Devindra Hardawar

Apple's iWatch will reportedly sport multiple designs and over 10 sensors | VentureBeat | Gadgets | by Devindra Hardawar: "Additionally, the WSJ notes that the iWatch will include more than 10 different sensors, including some for health and fitness tracking. Apple basically showed its hand at its developer conference a few weeks ago, where it announced a new Health app for iOS 8 but didn’t announce any hardware that could send health data to that app."

Arguably, it was primarily the sensors (including GPS), that make the iPhone a revolutionary device. Because it synergized that functionality and made it accessible to 3rd party developers. Endless innovation.

Digitimes: iWatch circuit board samples being delivered to Apple in preparation for September reveal | 9to5Mac

Digitimes: iWatch circuit board samples being delivered to Apple | 9to5Mac According to the new report, three different firms have supplied Apple with samples of flexible circuit boards that will be integrated into the iWatch for a fall release.

Will be interesting to see what GPS-like sensors are included in this puppy.