Following the September 9 media event at the Flint Center in Cupertino, California, Apple CEO Tim Cook had an interview with The Wall Street Journal about the company’s new product lineup.
On September 9, Apple took the stage at the Flint Center in Cupertino, California, and unveiled a series of new products, and even a new service. Now, a new memo from Apple’s CEO Tim Cook has surfaced, outlining his excitement for the future of Apple and all those involved.
The most exciting Apple event in recent years has finally come to a conclusion, and first impressions of the Apple Watch are beginning to surface around the web. We’ve rounded up some of the more interesting comments, opinions and first impressions from well-known publications and Apple pundits within the tech landscape ahead.
Apple just minutes ago updated its website with a gallery of stock images for the Apple Watch, its first smartwatch and entrance into the wearable devices market. The smartwatch is available in three editions, Apple Watch, Apple Watch Sport and Apple Watch Edition, and is fully customizable with several watch faces and leather, metal and plastic bands. We’ve got a full rundown of the Apple Watch in pictures ahead, so join us after the break.
During the busy September 9 media event at the Flint Center in Cupertino, California, Apple announced plenty of new hardware, features, and everything else in between. When it comes to the Watch, though, there’s a lot packed in. Including Siri.
After months of speculation and rumors, Apple unveiled the Apple Watch today at its special event in Flint Center, Cupertino. The Apple Watch comes with a variety of features, including a new way to interact with the device.
Apple CEO Tim Cook confirmed on Tuesday that the highly-anticipated Apple Watch, the Cupertino-based company’s first smartwatch and entrance into the wearable device market, will start at $349 and be available early next year. The smartwatch will be offered with several different watch faces and leather, metal and plastic straps.
Apple today unveiled the long awaited Apple wearable called the Apple Watch at its special event in Flint Center, Cupertino. The Apple Watch comes with a number of Apple’s own apps and features, but Apple is also opening up the platform to developers.
Apple on Tuesday announced that the highly-anticipated Apple Watch, the Cupertino-based company’s first smartwatch and entrance into the wearable devices market, will be a fully customizable device with several watch faces and leather, metal and plastic bands to choose from. The combinations and possibilities are virtually endless.
