Here’s some great news for everyone anxiously awaiting the next-generation Apple Watch and some potentially great news for anyone who wants a cheaper, smaller version of the iPhone.
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Apple is reportedly planning to schedule an event in March for the launch of the second generation Apple Watch as well as the highly rumored iPhone 6C. The public unveil of the upcoming wearable refresh would slightly jump the gun on the first-generation Apple Watch’s on-sale anniversary, while according to 9 to 5 Mac’s source, sales of the new model would likely begin in April 2016. One particular in particular noted that the second-gen Apple Watch will have its on-stage premiere in March, before launching in Apple Stores soon after.
The report further adds that Apple had started developing technologies for future Apple Watch models even before the first generation started shipped.
The new Apple Watch is reported to include a camera. It is though to be a budget iPhone with a 4-inch display and colourful metal build. You can read all about that device here. The 4-inch iPhone will be also available in multiple colour options.
The iPhone 6c’s killer feature would be its 4-inch display, or in other words, a return to the screen size of the iPhone 5 and iPhone 5s.
The Apple iPhone 6C is expected to arrive with Apple A9 chip, 1 GB of RAM, Touch ID fingerprint scanner, Apple Pay support, 8 MP camera, v4. Whether it’s innovation leading them to develop new products faster, or a cynical assumption that people will buy whatever retread they release, Apple fanatics probably won’t have to wait long for the next Big Shiny Thing. For instance, it is offering $50 off on Apple Watch, only if purchased along with an iPhone. The release of the iPhone 6c will definitely benefit these users.
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The report cites a Chinese publication called G4Games which claims that the iPhone 6c will be unveiled in January and will be released in the market one month after.
