Apple continues to experience major headaches with iWatch production

The Information has a new report out detailing some of the many woes that Apple has faced when trying to mass produce its first-ever smartwatch and it sounds like the company is still experiencing major headaches with the device,” Brad Reed reports for BGR.

“Among other things, The Information says Apple has had problems with both the iWatch’s screen and battery while also noting that Apple actually lost its hardware director who was overseeing the project,” Reed reports. “The good news, it seems, is that none of these production problems mean that the device’s release will be delayed past its current projected date of late 2014.”

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21 Comments

  1. Sigh .
    Others have no this kind of problem coz they aren’t innovating .
    All others do is copy and earn much less to survive and enjoy growth coz what they earn 20 years = Apple earns 1 year . So they can GROW 20 years .

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  2. Analysts are still experiencing credibility problems with their iWatch rumours.

    It was hoped that iWatch rumours would be in full flow by now, but the rumours produced so far have failed to be credible. Plausible rumours are not now expected to be released until late 2014.

    Analysts have had problems with identifying the iWatch’s exact purpose, it’s major parts and it’s operation. Once Apple starts mass production of a wearable device, it is hoped that it will be possible to manufacture large numbers of rumours based on illicit photographs of key components

    1. MDN likes to spread FUD and politics. MDN is becoming a hit whore site. This kind of negative news spreading is typical with the general media where any bad news, true or not, is news.

  3. All the issues they are trying to solve with miniaturization, battery and screen will trickle down making all other devices including iPhones and iPads better. The product development for the iWatch will pay big dividends.

  4. Another guessing game story. This story is like those from anal-ists guessing at part orders. Apple is doing lots of things. For all we know those could be total prototypes for a totally different product that is not going to even see the light of day.
    In other words when Apple releases a product then believe what you read. Do not listen to this guessing B.S.

  5. A dollar spent fixing a problem before release is better than 10,000 after release.

    M$ had to write down $900m for their tablet – even after Apple had shown them what one looks like; and given them a couple of years to get their act together.

    Apple will kill it rather than release a dud.

  6. I see no point in a “watch”. I truly hope that Apple started and feeds the rumour in order to sap resources from its competitors. Perhaps they should start a rumour around a new residential nuclear power source: the iReactor.

  7. I don’t believe for a second that Apple would be having “many woes” at the advanced level of test-production-run, because – Apple being who they are – they would have been ironed out in development.

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