According to a new report, you might be able to pick up a watch from an Apple Store as early as tomorrow.

An innovative dock that houses both your Apple Watch and iPhone while also amplifying your sound is in the works on Kickstarter.

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People have been anticipating this week's Apple Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC).

In an email to customers, Apple says that version of the watch will only land in retail stores after all online orders have shipped.

With improved shipping times, Apple is expanding sales of its smartwatch to retail stores and more countries.

The new financial partners include regional banks and credit unions from Georgia to California.

Swiss watchmakers are responding to Apple Watch in a variety of ways, but most seem unconcerned.

Take Me There makes it easier to get from A to B using the Apple Watch.

Some Apple Stores also have Sport Bands in stock.

Wunderlist has received a great update making a number of small but significant changes.

It seems Apple has tweaked the way its smartwatch measures its owner's heart rate.

If you've ever wanted to be an amateur meteorologist, Weather Underground will let you.

With this app, you can quickly build your foreign language vocabulary straight from your Apple Watch.

Currently, Apple Watch apps are required to run on an iPhone.

The HiRise is one of the first stands for Apple Watch.

Sharing your location with others just got so easy you can do it from your wrist.

The Apple Watch appears to feature a hidden plethysmograph, but what does that mean for owners of the wearable?

This week we saw a possible iPhone 6c, a new iPhone dock, and much more.

The new information is from shopping data firm Slice.

Both new software versions should be unveiled early next month at WWDC.