The Apple Watch has a ton of features, and lots of ways to interact: a button, a wheel, a force-touch screen, and a microphone. Getting to Apple's grid of micro-apps on the watch, however, isn't easy. You have to click the crown, swipe around, and guess what each app is..because none of them are labeled. If you leave an app, it's hard to get back to it easily. (double-clicking the crown takes you to the last app, but you can't pull up others). It's a lot less intuitive than finding apps on an iPhone or iPad.

I hope that's the path Apple is taking, We'll find out more in just a few days, The iphone screen protector 6 vs 7 Apple Watch has its flaws, but it could be getting a lot better if improved apps live up to their promise, Here's what I expect, and what I'd still like to see improved on the Watch OS, I've been wearing the Apple Watch for over two months, and while its benefits have grown on me, its limitations continue to stand out, Simply put, there are aspects of the Apple Watch I wish were better, But, many of the issues I have with the watch could be improved via software -- and that might happen sooner than you expect..

Have you been eagerly eyeing-up the Apple Watch Edition and its 24-carat gold body, but can't quite stomach the £8,000 starting price? Well there is a slightly cheaper alternative. London-based company Goldgenie has developed a method of applying 24-carat gold plating to the mid-range Apple Watch, making it near-identical to its pricier sibling. It starts at £1,997, making it more affordable than the true Apple Edition watch, and you can spec it up to include python-skin straps and diamond-encrusted casings.

Of course, a gold-plated version of an Apple Watch is not the same as the solid 24-carat gold Watch Edition, hence the significant price difference, The gold-plating on this version can and will wear off after time (something that won't happen with Apple's luxury wearable), although Goldgenie does iphone screen protector 6 vs 7 provide a 2-year warranty against this with each model, I caught up with the Goldgenie team in its London workshop to see how it applies the gold-plating without destroying the watch itself, Last year, I saw the team gold-plate the iPhone 6's casing, a process which involved painstakingly removing all the internal components..

An activator solution is applied to the watch. This essentially makes the metal more porous, allowing the gold plating to adhere properly to the watch. The gold is applied. It might look more like a weird cocktail than a pot of gold, but this solution contains 20mg of gold per litre. That's double the amount typically used for gold-plating, Goldgenie explained, which will make the plating more hard-wearing -- an important factor on a device that's likely to be knocked, bumped and rubbed against material quite a lot.