The Apple Beat: The day-to-day Watch experience

By Gadjo Cardenas Sevilla

It's been over a week since I've received my Apple Watch and while the initial thrill of using a new wearable hasn't diminished, I keep discovering new things about the Watch that make me want to keep on using it.

People know what an Apple Watch is. It may be the bright baby blue Sport Band or the unique brushed aluminum finish,  but it gets noticed, and  I've been 'told' various times, "hey, that's an Apple Watch." Most people want to know how I like it, what I do with it, and when they can get one. Some, even want to try it on. 

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Billings Pro now includes support for Apple Watch

Billings Pro on Apple Watch gives users the ability to accurately, quickly, and discreetly track their time. The app can then add detail to your time slips and invoice from your iPhone, then manage payments back at the office on your Mac.

The addition of Billings Pro on Apple Watch gives users the added convenience and flexibility to manage their timers virtually anywhere, anytime. To get the Billings Pro 1.9 with support for Apple Watch, visit the App Store.

Review: Apple Watch

By Gadjo Cardenas Sevilla 

Apple Watch offers a distillation of the iPhone’s hallmark features so users can opt to use their iPhones less. The Watch can make or take calls, receive notifications, as well as get mirrored push alerts just like the competitor’s devices, but it can also do so much more.

Apple’s newest product category represents various milestones for the company. It’s the first new product category to come out of Cupertino under Tim Cook as CEO. It is the first major project undertaken by Jony Ive without Steve Jobs, it is the company’s first wearable and it is seen as the necessary replacement to the diminishing iPod product line.

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Tim Cook: Apple Watch coming to more countries in late June

While supplies for the new Apple Watch are still constrained with many pre orders set to ship sometime in June, Apple CEO Tim Cook assured participants at yesterday's earnings call that more countries would be getting access to the wearable during the second wave of launches.

Apple Watch is currently available to nine regions, namely Australia, Canada, China, France, Germany, Hong Kong, Japan, the United Kingdom and the United States. The company didn't release sales results for pre orders but said that Apple is adjusting to meet demand.