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iOS 8.2 Includes Apple Watch App and Bug Fixes

Mar 9, 2015, 1:32 PM by Eric M. Zeman
updated Mar 9, 2015, 1:35 PM

Apple today revealed more details about the Apple Watch and its compatibility with Apple devices. Specifically, the Apple Watch requires iOS 8.2, which is available to the iPhone beginning today. The new operating system from Apple includes a specific app for managing and controlling the Apple Watch, which goes on sale next month. The Apple Watch can run apps and be used to manage notifications, make calls, send and receive emails or messages, control music playback, and much more. The Apple Watch Sport edition starts at $349 for the 38mm size and $399 for the 42mm size. The Apple Watch edition, with a stainless steel face and various bands, ranges between $549 and $1,049 for the 38mm size and the from $599 to $1,099 for the 42mm size. The Apple Watch Edition, which is made from gold, starts at $10,000. Preorders begin April 10, with the device reaching select stores and markets April 24. Apple didn't detail what bug fixes are included in iOS 8.2

source: Apple

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rwalford79

Mar 9, 2015, 2:40 PM

Ridiculous Prices

These prices are laughable at best. I mean, $349 and $399 to start? Okay, I get it, its Apple, but c'mon! The regular standard is $500 - $1000!? Are you kidding me? And a gold one for $10,000, they aren't Rolex!

WiGuy

your paying for the material, gold isn't exactly cheap. Im guessing lol I bet they will sell a few tho 🙄

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T Bone

College Humor had some bitingly accurate commentary about the gold Apple Watch

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oL1xf_X0W2s »

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