Apple Watch 2 trial production rumored to start this month

The second generation Apple Watch has so far been rumored to become official at an event in March, during which the oft-leaked 4-inch iPhone 5e (or 6c, or 7c) should also be unveiled.
Now a new rumor out of China claims that trial production for the Apple Watch 2 will be started by the end of January. This seems to align, timeline-wise, with a March announcement (and perhaps an April release) for the wearable. Taiwan's Quanta Computer is said to be the company taking care of manufacturing for Apple's second smartwatch. In fact, Quanta has already confirmed that it's working on the device.
The new Apple Watch could come sporting a FaceTime camera, as well as new and improved sensors all-round. The new wearable has also been rumored to be thinner than its predecessor, while keeping its square display.
Reader comments
- sa11oum
- 15 Jan 2016
- 0kI
But why? The Watch should have a 2 year cycle, at least. Mine is still perfect and gets better with every software update. Don't see any reason to upgrade.
- AnonD-362866
- 14 Jan 2016
- rve
It lasts ALOT longer than that :/
- AnonD-362866
- 14 Jan 2016
- rve
All I'd like is a built in gps, everything else is great as it is.