In September, Apple released its Apple Watch. We’ve been talking about it for over a year, but we didn’t see anything from the tech giant until last month. It has a crown button, is closely linked with Siri and iCloud, and has a sapphire display. The Apple Watch has been designed to have an all-new user interface that works for a wearable device. According to Jony Ive, the Apple Watch “blurs the boundary between physical object and user interface.” Users can personalize it through both software and hardware options.
When it comes to the UK, it’s not likely that the Apple Watch will be released there until early 2015, and it will likely start at around £300. In comparison, the iPod touch with 64GB costs £249. The Retina iPad mini costs £319. The Apple Watch Edition will cost more than the standard Apple Watch. The main thing to remember is that you need to already have an iPhone in order to use an Apple Watch. It will be compatible with iPhones 5 and newer.
