iWatch stories

Apple will begin production of its first smart watch next month in a strategic bid to take down industry rival Samsung in the wearable tech space.>>

Apple is developing sensor technology capable of predicting heart attacks, a feature which could be attached to the eagerly anticipated iWatch.>>

Stunning images coming out of America could be that of Apple’s eagerly anticipated iWatch, coming in two different models.>>

"There will be new categories…It means that we are betting on Apple. It means that we are really confident on what we are doing and what we plan to do.">>

At the Apps World North America conference in San Francisco, Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak gave Wired a wide ranging interview including his favourite iPhone 5S colour - but his most colourful comment was surely suggesting that his former company should release an Android handset.>>

Cupertino is testing a variety of alternative power-charing methods for its eagerly anticipated iWatch device, in a bid to overcome battery life limitations for users.>>

To date nobody is sure if the Apple iWatch (if that's what it's to be called) even exists or in development, never mind hazarding a guess at what it would look like.>>

"Even though wearables are relatively new in terms of market maturity, it is clear that the market, for example the smart watch in particular, will be – as per smartphones – a somewhat crowded affair.">>

Wearable technology is the Next Big Thing in the tech world, according to all the signs.>>

While wearable cameras and smart watches are much talked about, Angela McIntyre, research director at Gartner, believes digital health and fitness will be one of the hottest segments during 2014.>>

Fresh from reporting a "strong finish to an amazing year", Apple CEO Tim Cook has refused to rule out a move into a new product market.>>

Has Tim Cook used his sway in the boardroom to lure Nike's top design director onto Apple's wearable devices team?>>

South Korean company will launch its smart watch as early as next week, beating Apple's iWatch to market in the process.>>

Tech giant hires Nike fitness consultant Jay Blahnik as part of secret iWatch team, as plans for the product become clearer.>>

Rumours are rife that Microsoft is testing a 'translucent aluminum' Smart Watch, moving the prototype to the Surface division of the company.>>

Tech giant embarks on a hiring spree as design quality issues emerge ahead of upcoming iWatch release.>>

Battling with the effects of a diminishing PC market, company admits it is "exploring the wearable tech space.">>

Yves St Laurent fashion executive joins the ranks - will he be designing the new iWatch?>>

After filing for ownership of the "iWatch" trademark in Japan, speculation increases that Apple will introduce a wearable technology product.>>

Next generation wearables including smart glasses and watches set for boost as influential players such as Google and Apple enter the market.>>

Apple board member says intimate technology is the way forward, highlighting the iWatch and Google Glass as market drivers.>>

The innovations coming out from the world’s leading mobile companies seem to indicate that the next big thing might be wearable consumer devices. But it also might not be...>>

The road is long, with many a winding turn, and Apple's former CEO John Sculley believes the company's 'innovation lull' will end.>>

Company experimenting with smartphone style watch in the form of a wearable computer for the wrist.>>