The most awaited and speculated gadget of the year, Apple Watch is again in the news after its ‘Spring forward’ event held on 9 March, 2015, in San Francisco. In the event, a few more details were revealed about this enticing gadget that has driven a wave of insanity in its followers since past six months, when it was unveiled publicly. But, is Apple Watch really something of substance for which waiting crazily is worthwhile?
Apple confirmed the news on the event that preorders for Apple Watch will be taken from 10 April, and from 24 April, the watch will go on sale. At first it will be available in the UK, China, France, USA, Hong Kong, Germany, Australia, and a few other countries. The interesting thing during the latest launch is that Apple, this time, not only launched a Smartwatch, but an array of Smart watches. Apple has combined two different face sizes, different categories, and amazing straps, which has given Apple the potentiality of launching 34 different watches, which can go perfectly with anybody’s style statement. The high-end option of these Apple gadgets is worth up to $17,000, which starts from $349, and they look great on both men and women.
Let’s see below what has the Apple Watch brought to us in its final call before the inception of pre-orders in April, 2015.
The crisp and bright screen of Apple Watch will captivate the attention at the very first look. Look at the screen from any angle, what you will get is the nicely readable words and clear pictures. It is a helpful feature while driving or traveling in a crowded transport. Most of the watches look fantastic in their appearance, making their way in becoming a fashion statement. The main topic of contention in most of the smart watches is the battery life, and so is the case with Apple Watch. Well, confirming the average daily use, from a single charge, the battery can sustain up to 18 hours in a day. The same battery life can be found in Apple Watche’s rivals, like the Samsung Gear S or LG G Watch. A mere 18-hour-long charge might not convince the users much, and assuaging their concerns.
There is another feature of the Apple Watch interface that basically relates to touch. This digital touch is quick and clever in contacting other people through their Apple Watches. You can also draw on the face of your Apple Watch, and send your heartbeat to your friends by holding down two fingers in digital touch.
> Apple Watch is made up of customize aluminum alloy, and the bands are composed of high performance plastic. It comes in space gray and silver color, and in two sizes 38mm and 42mm, the prices of which differ.
> The 38mm steel case Apple Watch starts at $549 and goes up to $1,049, depending on band. The 42mm watch starts at approximately $50. The prices in the UK and Australia differ.
> The 18-karat gold case Apple Watch Edition starts at a hefty price of $10,000, with options ranging all the way to $17,000. In Australia it ranges from AU$14, 000 to AU$24, 000 and in the UK, from £8,000 up to £13,500.
> The watches can be preordered from April 10, the shipping of which will be done from April 24.
> The iwatch can communicate with the help of iPhone, Bluetooth, and Wi-Fi.
> The apps will be downloaded with iPhone via the Apple Watch Store.
> The average battery life in a day is 18 hours typically.
> Two Apple Watches can be connected to each other, which is known as the direct communication. Send your heartbeat with digital touch, tap to acquire the attention of your friend, and sketch on the face of the Apple Watch.
The Apple Watch is not the first smart watch ever, and it does not even perform anything extra that other smart watches don’t do. The only difference between Apple Watch and other smart watches is that Apple does it better than other smart watches in the competition. This is because of the expertise of Apple in the user interface area. Every minute and small detail has been taken care of by Apple, which is clearly visible in the Apple Watch. The Apple Watch is believed to be proven as an amazing smart watch that will convert the attention of the masses towards the benefits of wearable technology.
Manish Jain is the co-founder and Managing Director at Konstant Infosolutions. He is responsible for the overall operations of the company and has played a major role in bringing Konstant up from its humble beginnings and, with his immense energy and drive, transforming it into a globally trusted name in IT solutions.
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