No, the iWatch Isn’t Definitely Coming This Year
There are headlines this morning, in abundance, that an Apple iWatch will be coming in 2013. They are declarative. They are definitive.
There are headlines this morning, in abundance, that an Apple iWatch will be coming in 2013. They are declarative. They are definitive. They are wrong. The iWatch might be coming this year, or might come in 2015, or it might not come at all. And nothing in this Bloomberg report changes that.
Here’s what Bloomberg said this morning about the wearable Apple prototype that we’ve all decided to call the iWatch:
That doesn’t change the fact that the technology may or may not be in place, to say nothing of the complex manufacturing processes required to bring a wearable iOS device to the market on a large enough scale.
Could the iWatch come in the next nine months? Sure. But that’s no more true today than it was before Bloomberg’s report. So let’s not seek knowledge where there’s only hope. [Bloomberg]
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