Consumers may only be a couple months away from snagging Apple's first entry into the wearable market.
According to 9to5Mac, citing unnamed sources, Apple plans on launching its Apple Watch in March, with training for retail employees expected to begin in mid-February.
According to 9to5Mac, citing unnamed sources, Apple plans on launching its Apple Watch in March, with training for retail employees expected to begin in mid-February.
Apple unveiled the smartwatch in September during an event where it also revealed the iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus. The device will start at $349 and be available in three models: standard, sport and a special edition.
During the event, Apple said the watch would launch early next year.
The watch features an accelerometer, gyroscopes and sensors to monitor a user's vital signs. It also leverages several features of a paired iPhone, such as GPS and Wi-Fi from your phone.
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