Apple kicked off its iPhone event by diving straight into the Apple Watch. Although they didn’t have much to say aside from what was already revealed at WWDC in June, we will be getting some new colours options and, more importantly, a firm date for the Watch OS 2 update — September 16.
Aside from getting new software features that will make the Apple Watch way better, you’re also getting a lot more options. Now, the sport collection (aka The Cheapest One) will come with a Gold and Rose Gold option. Also, a red band, which was leaked only hours before the “Hey Siri” event, will be another colour option that will benefit Aids research.
Watch OS 2 will bring third-party complications, native apps running on the watch (meaning it will be much faster), activation lock, and FaceTime audio among many other features on September 16.
The Apple Watch ships from today, and is available in Apple’s retail stores and from authorised resellers:
• Apple Watch Sport: $499
• Apple Watch: $799
• Apple Watch Edition: $14,000
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