Below we've listed what we think are going to be the best features of watchOS 2.

Best Buy announced it will begin selling the Apple Watch in some of its retail stores and online starting August 7, 2015.

On the table this week, are the numbers -- the few that exist, the many that have been extrapolated, and even more that are missing.

It takes a network to weigh in definitively on a game-changing product like Apple’s timepiece. Fortunately, Medium has that network.

Three of Apple’s four top products being sold today took roughly 3 years before people were willing to consider it worth buying.

What seems odd and "dumb" to some people today, can easily be considered the norm in just a few years time.

Pundits will continue to say dumb things and it's likely that Apple will have a pretty successful product with the Apple Watch.

Research firm Strategy Analytics has put out a report today showing that Apple has claimed over 75% of the global smartwatch market with the launch of the Apple Watch.

According to Cook, it seems plausible that Apple sold over 3 million Apple Watches with revenue well over $1 billon dollars.

As Apple continue to develop for watchOS 2 for Apple Watch head of its Fall release, the company has released its fourth beta to developers today.

Spigen has just released a new Apple Watch stand designed to work with Apple's Nightstand mode that will be found on watchOS 2 this coming Fall.

Tt's way, way too early to call the Apple Watch a flop. You truly have to give this product a few years before you can do that. As with all great products, things take time.

Rick Kelly writing on Medium on how his Apple Watch has changed his life.

Here’s how to automagically open doors at home or at work with a tap on your wrist.

Chris Welch from The Verge has posted and image of how Pebble's latest smartwatch, the Pebble Time, is being sold at Best Buy. The image highlights the exact reason why I believe the Pebble and other smartwatches are doomed to fail.

Writing for AnandTech, both Joshua Ho and Brandon Chester have put together the most insane, in-depth review of the Apple Watch that I've read so far.

According to a survey conducted by research firm Wristly and Creative Strategies, overall customer satisfaction of the Apple Watch is at a whopping 97%.

Brian X. Cheng and Vindu Goel writing for the New York Times on how some app developers are waiting to see how Apple Watch does before developing apps for it.

According to Kuo, Apple may launch two new colors of the Apple Watch Sport. The colors are said to be a yellow gold and a rose gold that will match the current gold used on in iPhone as well as a rumored upcoming rose gold that will debut with the iPhone 6s.

The circular, non-Android Samsung Gear A is coming. And frankly, I hope it shows Apple Watch a thing or two.

Apple's belief that the "product sells itself" is hurting Apple Watch early on. That will be remedied in time, but Apple should still nip it in the bud.

Macworld says the upcoming Moov Now fitness wearable will offer a feature set Apple Watch can't match. I seriously doubt that.

This week, Abdel and Julia are joined with special guest Mark Miller, an astute Apple observer and writer. We talk about Apple Watch in China and how each of us uses the Watch differently.