There's been lots of talk this week about flops and bombs, but Apple Watch can't fail. Here's why.

Ariel Adams from ABlogToWatch -- a website dedicated to reviewing watches -- has written an extensive review of his time with the Apple Watch and whether or not the Apple Watch will replace his traditional watch.

What if you could combine all of your social and personal data into a single dashboard that portrays visualizations of your timeline in creative ways? This is the experiment that is Gyroscope.

Every analysts claims should be taken with a grain of salt, but what if Apple Watch sales are genuinely below Cupertino's expectations?

Maybe you forget, but the iPhone took some time to get going as well. The first few months were not all the great.

There's no shortage of Asian companies looking to make replica Apple Watch bands and this week I've got my hands on a Replica Milanese Loop.

Tobias van Schneider has written a great piece on 12 things you should know about the Apple Watch. His basic conclusion is that "If someone would take the Apple Watch away from me, I would not miss it."

Apple Watch and iPod are both struggling mightily, but they just might end up saving each other.

Retinal Neuroscientist and photographer Bryan Jones has taken detailed images of the Apple Watch display to the point where we're able to view and discern individual pixels.

Design agency T3 has just previewed a hands-free Tinder that measures your heart rate on your Apple Watch or Android Wear watch to decide whether or not you've got the hots for person you're looking at.

The Mad Men star was on the Daily Show when he received a text notification right on his wrist.

Ben Bajarin writing for Techpinion's shares his experience of going a week without his Apple Watch. His observations are quite interesting and I find his analysis to be spot on.

Ted Bradley and a team of London-based developers have created the very first Swim App for Apple Watch after have successfully designed one for the Pebble.

It's hard to say "here's the killer feature about the Watch", but once you witness or even experience it for a short time, you almost instantly start to get it.

For FaceTime and selfies, the rumored Apple Watch camera would be little more than needless accoutrement. But as a control mechanism...

An interesting article by Ben Woods over at The Next Web on what he believes are the pros and cons of buying a child an Apple Watch.

Luxury items like the Apple Watch are not needs whatsoever. Just like a nice bag, shoes, suit, or car, it's a product you buy out of desire.

Another day, another analyst report on Business Insider. Today, Pacific Crest analyst Andy Hargreaves believes that "demand for Apple Watch has fallen sharply from initial levels."

If you own an Apple Watch, you'll be happy to know that getting music playlists on your Apple Watch is incredibly easy.

The Apple Watch has no killer app. And it will never have a killer app.

A report from Bloomberg which uses Slice Intelligence data shows that Fitbit is still doing well nearly two months after the Apple Watch has gone on sale.

I remember having one of these smartwatches when I was a kid. It was fun and I enjoyed changing TV channels at school when I wasn't suppose to.

Just like every app does not belong on the Apple Watch, every iPhone interface will not transfer to the face of a wristwatch.