It has long been rumored that Apple is developing a kind of smart watch. On Monday morning came reports that Apple has now submitted an application to register the trademark “iWatch” in Japan. Applications must be submitted to the Japanese equivalent to the Patent and Registration Office (PRV) on 3 June.
According to the business magazine Bloomberg Apple should have a team of around 100 product designers who are currently working to be a wrist-worn device. “IWatch” – or whatever the gadget might be called at launch – said to possess certain features that can be found in iPhone and iPad today.
is talking about Apple’s clock shall be equipped with biometric sensors, and to be possible to display information sent from an Iphone or Ipad.
Uncertain when the clock will launch
That Apple has submitted an application to protect the brand in Japan does not necessarily mean that it is planning to launch a watch in the near future. Some rumors claim that this will happen later this year, while others argue that a launch will become relevant only at the end of 2014, writes 9to5 Mac.
Apple is far from alone in its plans for a small computer to wear on your wrist. In March it was Apple’s big rival Samsung out with that you have a smart wristwatch under development. During last week also showed off his new Sony SmartWatch second
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