The filing in Europe mentions categories like health sensors, medical devices, and even watches.

The "iWatch" might not enter mass production for another two months.

The 4.7-inch version of Apple’s next-generation handset has apparently already entered mass production.

Here is more confirmation that Apple is prepping for a huge fall.

Apple is reportedly working with at least one prominent wristwatch maker to partner with for its long-rumored smart watch.

A 12-inch Retina MacBook and a higher-resolution desktop are also in the pipeline.

The device features a square face and could possibly be controlled by wrist gestures.

The L.A. Laker has finally explained why he visited Apple headquarters earlier this year.

The latest "iWatch" rumor offers some new information.

Strong brand loyalty could propel "iWatch" sales.

Apple's so-called "iWatch" could enter mass production in November, according to noted KGI Securities analyst Ming-Chi Kuo.

Adidas throws its new fitness tracker in the ring.

Apple recently hired two key engineers from Nike's FuelBand wearable fitness tracker team, presumably to work on its very own wearable fitness tracker, the "iWatch."

Here are just a few of the stores we covered this week.

Apple is hiring Swiss watch experts.

Our expectations for the "iWatch" remain the same.

Microsoft is said to debut its own fitness band before the end of the year.

According to an analyst, voice messaging may be a key feature of Apple's long-rumored "iWatch."

Apple has just made another key hire that points to the development of its long-rumored smart watch.

The search giant also showed off a trio of Android Wear-powered smart watches.

A new survey suggests Apple would be wise to price the "iWatch" below $350.

Apple has enlisted the help of some noted professional athletes to test its long-rumored "iWatch."

The rumor mill has just churned out a couple of interesting bits of information regarding Apple's "iWatch."

Reuters has chimed in with some new details on the device.