Apple Watch 2 is Ready to Launch in 2015?

With over a month before Apple Watch is officially released, new rumors from Asia unveils that Apple Watch 2 would be already under development and should be released at the end of this year.

According to analysts, Apple Watch 2 could operate independently from an iPhone terminal and may have it's own communications systems, so theoretically the Watch could allow anyone to talk on the phone without having an iPhone around them.

Moreover, the clock would store all applications in in it's own media storage and to have powerful enough hardware to run everything on it's own, so probably an A6 or A7 chip.



Regarding the screen, Apple would intend to use an OLED screen produced exclusively for them by Samsung, but this seems unlikely since Apple is looking increasingly more to distance itself from it's traditional manufacturer partner for iDevices.

We got more confirmation of the likelihood of a 2.0 version of the Watch to be launched later this year that will not require iPhone tethering for full connectivity and, we think will also be the first Apple device w/OLED screen, supplied by Samsung. On iPhone, we expect Apple to stick w/in-cell for now given its sunk costs into the technology, but we also see Samsung selling OLED for iPhone, but this is still likely a few years out.

To be completely honest, it is very easy to believe that Apple Watch 2 is under development and that it will be released in 2016 and not 2015, as Apple has anything to gain from bringing it so soon on the market.

Regarding production problems, the gaps are perfectly normal which indicates that Apple imposes extremely strict manufacturing standards for its products.

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