On September 9th, 2014, Apple's long anticipated smartwatch finally went from rumor to reality. The Apple Watch was introduced at a high profile launch event — Apple's biggest in years — with CEO Tim Cook describing it as the company's "most personal device ever." Apple Watch features an all-new user interface optimized for its wrist-sized display. It will be available in three different "collections" beginning in early 2015 at a base price of $349. But other key questions (like battery life) currently remain unknown. This StoryStream gathers all Apple Watch-related news starting with its official unveiling.
Here's what the Apple Watch App Store looks like
Circles, circles everywhere
Apple wanted to build a far smarter Watch, but couldn't find the technology
New report suggests Apple's grand ambitions for a state-of-the-art health tracker had to be scaled down
The Apple Watch is the best Android Wear commercial yet
The first rule of selling smartwatches is you do not talk about smartwatches
Apple Watch will likely require nightly charging
"We anticipate that people will charge nightly."
Between Google and Apple, the smartwatch wars are over before they've even begun
Theirs is the Earth and everything that's in it
How does the Apple Watch stack up against Android Wear?
Comparing Apple's first wearable to its biggest competitor
The Apple Watch is poised to dominate the market for digital fitness trackers
With the activity tracking of a Fitbit but the fun and utility of an iPhone, the Apple Watch could be the device that finally pushes wearable health gadgets into the mainstream.
Apple Watch's battery life is a mystery and that's a problem
No battery life breakthroughs were talked about today
Apple Watch apps and partnerships announced, powered by 'WatchKit'
From health to entertainment and more
Apple Watch announced: available for $349 early next year
"We have one more thing..."
