Here’s all that you need to know about Apple Watch with Health Track

The Apple Watch is a revolutionary wearable device which comes in three versions: Apple Watch, Apple Watch Sport and Apple Watch Edition. It is a touch-screen wearable with Apple Pay, heart-rate tracking sensors, an all-new interface, and a stunning design.

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The standard Apple Watch comes in a stainless steel casing with a sapphire glass display, while the Sport model features an Aluminium body, and the Edition model comes with an 18-carat gold body. The watch is highly customisable, thanks to vast number of permutations and combinations of straps, watch dial size and watch faces. A variety of straps are available in various materials, including leather, metal, and fluoroelastomer (a rubbery material that’s perfect for sport) combined with the customisable watch faces, there are many different combinations. The Apple Watch will also be available in two sizes, a 38mm high model and a 42mm high model, in order to cater to different sized wrists.

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The watch will connect to an iPhone and enable health data tracking such as heart rate, steps and elevation. It is compatible with the iPhone 5, the iPhone 5c, the iPhone 5s, the iPhone 6 and the iPhone 6 Plus. It connects only to Apple smartphone by using Wi-Fi and Bluetooth 4.0.

The Apple Watch includes smaller versions of Apple apps, like Siri, Photos, Maps and Calendar. Apple has a crafted out a brand new interface that will help users to easily navigate through apps. There are third-party apps too such as On-Stage. Furthermore, Apple is also releasing Watch development kit that will allow others like Facebook and Twitter to add their apps to the Apple Watch.

The Apple Watch uses a touch-screen interface, but there is a dial too on the side of the watch, which functions more like a scroll wheel. Users can use this scroll aka ‘Digital Crown’ to scroll through lists, zoom in and out of photo albums, maps and even app view, and click it to glide through different functions as well.