iWatch? Apple’s Kevin Lynch heading former team of iPod engineers on new projects

“French site MacG suggests that Kevin Lynch, the former CTO of Adobe hired by Apple almost a month ago, may now be heading up the iWatch project. Lynch is a VP of Technologies, reporting directly to Senior VP Bob Mansfield,” Ben Lovejoy reports for 9to5Mac.

The engineers include Robert Curtis (who worked for several years on iPod firmware) and Steven Bollinger (the author of several Apple patents for the iPod, iPad user-interface and multi-touch screens). – MacG via 9to5Mac.

Read more in the full article here.

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17 Comments

        1. Anyone who criticizes Apple is a troll. It’s called bipolar disorder and you have it.

          My point is that Apple’s product cycles, product development, and marketing are out of whack. That last marketing Email they sent touting the JD Power award stuff. What the hell is a JD Power award? To most people outside the US it’s meaningless.

  1. I suppose it would make sense to perhaps adapt the ipod nano OS to a watch, than to squeeze iOS onto it, as it would seem to be somewhat overkill for such a small device with far lower operational requirements.

  2. The original article doesn’t say that Lynch’s team is working on the iWatch:

    “We have learned that Kevin Lynch has a created a new team inside Apple with a lot of engineers who previously worked in the iPod team.

    “The engineers include Robert Curtis (who worked for several years on iPod firmware) and Steven Bollinger (the author of several Apple patents for the iPod, iPad user-interface and multi-touch screens).

    “Of course, we don’t know exactly what they are working on, but with all the iWatch rumors, this move is pretty interesting.”

    1. Wozzie, I can understand your hatred of Adobe. However, He’s a good guy and really just a hired gun. Lastly, Why would Ahem,,,Apple hired him.. Do you think they are so blind to where he came from and his loyalties? They would know, they asked the questions and they hired him. Of course I am sure you have assembled a team currently working for you with some of the best individuals that Silicon Valley has to offer.. Yeah, silly apple, they don’t know what they are doing..

  3. I worked Kevin for a few years. He is a very talented individual. HE was very involved in many projects at Adobe that have nothing to do with what the world knows of Adobe. He is very smart and do a google image search and one quickly finds he looks a lot like Harry Potter. I wish the best for him and most of now he can get that stench of Adobe off of him.

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