Rose has posted his full interview with Apple CEO Tim Cook, where topics include iTunes, Apple as a company and the Apple Watch.

Lookout pings your watch when you're out of range of your phone.

We've always thought about the idea of the Apple Watch being subsidized for health reasons, and today it looks like we've got our first company looking to do just that.

Josh Adams writing on Medium on how Apple should explore the idea of smart complications.

Matt Birchler writing on his site BirchTree on what Apple should focus on for watchOS 3.

The folks at Neato have revealed that it's Botvac Connected vacuum, which goes for $699, will be the first one capable of being controlled right from your wrist.

Galloway calls Apple Watch a winner despite the fact that most tech pundits seem to say otherwise.

Maybe shipping 200,000 more units than the company sold during the summer isn't a huge jump, but it's worth remembering that this product is just getting started.

IDC is out today with new data on the wearable's market including info on both activity trackers and smartwatches.

Apple today has released the fourth watchOS 2.2 beta for Apple Watch. WatchOS 2.2 is an update that totally revamps the Apple Maps app as well as its Glance.

New statistics from Strategy Analytics show that smartwatch shipments passed those of traditional Swiss watches for the first time in history in the last quarter.

A Tiny Game of Pong might be the best game on the Apple Watch yet.

A new Kickstarter campaign by WRBLS International wants to offer you bands that look and feel like they came from Apple, but with a little extra pizzaz.

Watches with LTE connections may be just around the corner with Qualcomm officially launching the a new SoC with a built-in LTE connection.

A new job description for a software engineer on the Apple Watch team suggests that Apple is looking to create deeper, more interesting clock faces.

Today, an article written by Jack Forster on popular watch site Hodinkee goes in the complete opposite direction, with Forester saying he can't go back.

One of the main reason anyone wears a fitness wearable or a smartwatch is so that they can monitor their activity. Unfortunately, for most wearing one means compromising our privacy.

Arment says that the Apple Watch is an incredible piece of hardware, so much so that it made him start looking at mechanical watches, and has now converted him to the point where he doesn't seem himself going back.

The Apple Watch dominated the smart watch category in 2015, according for over 12 million units or two-thirds of all smart watch sales, according to Canalys.

You can now summon a Tesla Model S right from your wrist. Seriously.

Here's a look at BTechHD's top 5 Apple Watch apps for January 2016.

Piper Jaffray analyst Gene Muster (you know, the TV guy) believes that the Apple Watch will get an S-like upgrade during the all but confirmed Apple event set to take place on March 15, 2016.

According to Gurman, Apple has been testing high-quality NATO-style bands for the Watch which may or may not be ready to unveil next month.