In the weeks leading up to the Apple event, reportedly scheduled for Sept. 9, most speculation has revolved around the debut of a new iPhone. But a new report adds to long-standing rumors that we will finally see an iWatch at the event, too.
Re/code claims that Apple will unveil a wearable device alongside two new versions of the iPhone.
With no leaked images of the device (now a common occurrence with new iPhone models), some observers had begun to believe rumors of a delay in the roll out of the device, and that 2014 would see no Apple wearable.
While no details have leaked out about the wearable’s looks, the report also goes on to claim that the device will be integrated with HealthKit and HomeKit.
Apple itself still hasn’t confirmed that it will produce a wearable. But the company’s CEO, Tim Cook, has hinted in recent earnings calls that the company would be breaking into new categories this year.
Apple CEO Tim Cook addressed concerns that 2014 will be a replay of 2013 for the company with no releases in new segments claiming the company has some “really great stuff” planned.
“There will be new categories. We’re not ready to talk about it, but we’re working on some really great stuff,” Cook told The Wall Street Journal. When asked if “new categories” might refer to a refinement of an existing one, like an iPad Air or new mobile payment services, Cook replied that any “reasonable” person would deem what the company is working on as a new category.
Reference: http://mashable.com/.
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