Apple iWatch
Kekeran.com
- Contrary to many predictions, an analyst at KGI Securities,
Ming-Chi Kuo, analyze that smart watches products made by
Apple, just call iWatch, will not be launched in 2013. He predicts
that this product will be launched as early as the second half of
2014.

In his
analysis sent to investors, Kuo says there are two reasons behind the
prediction. One of them was a software problem.
Currently,
Apple is reportedly development team focused on developing the latest
version of iOS. If the team is "broken down" for the
operating system to work on iWatch, believed to be the development of
one, two maybe even the operating system, will be disrupted.
"Apple may not have sufficient resources to develop the iOS version of iWatch required major changes in iOS for the iPhone and iPad this year," Kuo said, as quoted by Mac Rumors, Friday (05/24/2013).
Another
reason for iWatch component is still not quite ready. This forced
Apple to delay the production of the product until next year.
"Components of wearable devices are still not ready. For this reason, we think the problem of iWatch production will begin in the second half of 2014, instead of 2013 as the market speculated," says Kuo.
From
the hardware side, iWatch is said to be using a screen with a span of
1.5 to 2 inches. The specifications will be similar to the iPod Nano.
Components fingerprint scanner which is rumored to be present in the
iPhone 5S will also arm the iWatch.
Type
of screen that would be used is, Apple is said to prefer to use the
GF2 screen technology is also used in the iPad Mini.
From
previous rumors, it is known that Apple is speeding development
iWatch. This is evident from the news about the 100's of workers to
the success of this iWatch.
Of the
approximately 100 members of the team, not all employees are focused
on developing hardware and software for these products. There are
also employees who are appointed to design and also think of a
strategy to market this one device.




