Apple’s iWatch to come in multiple sizes

It is also set to come in multiple sizes – and is expected to go on sale in October.The much rumoured watch is believed to be about to begin mass production in Taiwan.Speculation around Apple’s iWatch began at the end of 2012 and a rumoured release date was initially set for the fourth quarter of […]

It is also set to come in multiple sizes – and is expected to go on sale in October.
The much rumoured watch is believed to be about to begin mass production in Taiwan.
Speculation around Apple’s iWatch began at the end of 2012 and a rumoured release date was initially set for the fourth quarter of 2013.
Chinese websites reported in December 2012 that the computer giant was working with chip-maker Intel on a wrist-worn gadget.
It was said to have a 1.5inch screen and use Bluetooth to communicate with other devices, including an iPhone. Other rumours suggest the iWatch will feature Siri voice controls that let users dictate messages, rather than use the tiny screen.
The watch could also be used as a remote control to change music tracks or pause video, on the phone or tablet.
In July last year, reports in the Financial Times said Apple was hiring outside help to tackle design problems with its iWatch.
The Wall Street Journal also said that Apple is planning multiple screen sizes for the device, and previous rumour have claimed a male and female version will be released. Rumours still differ as to whether the watch will be round or rectangular.
 Taiwan’s Quanta Computer Inc will start mass production of Apple first smartwatch in July, and the much anticipated timepiece will be revealed in October, it has been claimed.