Apple's continued dominance of the growing wearables market is believed to continue through 2019, according to research firm IDC.

Safety toolkit provider, BlueLight today has launched a new Apple Watch app that allows you to make 911 emergency calls within seconds right from your wrist.

Jeb Bush sat down with Business Insider a few days ago after a Town Hall meeting in Milford, New Hampshire to discuss all things technology.

If you're an iMessage user and you happen to have an Apple Watch, you can send your exact location with just a couple quick taps.

It's great that other companies are trying, but Fossil and others in that price range between $200 - $1000 have to seriously start worrying about their future.

Walmart has officially begun selling the Apple Watch sports and various Apple Watch accessories via its online store for those in the U.S.

Apple has pushed watchOS 2.1 to Apple Watch owners and is now available to download via the Watch app on your iPhone.

The well-informed and often reliable Mark Gurman is reporting that Apple plans to unveil the next-generation Apple Watch sometime during March 2016.

Fossil, the popular watch maker that's taking its talent to the smartwatch, is now officially selling its first Android Wear watch, dubbed the Q Founder, on the Google Store online.

David Smith, creator of the popular step-tracking app Pedometer++, has updated his app to include deep integration with the Apple Watch.

James demonstrates some of the Apple Watch's hottest apps, including the function that answers your questions in a Blink 182 melody.

The next time you decide to travel through Heathrow Airport in London, you can expect to see Apple Watch barcode scanners aimed at making the check-in process much easier.

According to Wristly, it took roughly 83% of folks 2 weeks or more to realize that it wasn't worth wearing anymore. 17% realized they didn't need it within days.

The app has been updated with Apple Watch support, giving users the ability the reply directly to messages, via quick reply, right on their wrists.

The Apple Watch needs to quickly lose its dependance on the iPhone if it's going to be a product that people will continue to want.

Today only, as part of Cyber Monday, Target is taking 15% off nearly everything its store, including the Apple Watch and official Apple Watch bands.

The record-breaking sales were driven by three main items, two of which are made by Apple: the iPad and the Apple Watch, followed by the Wii U.

Vine has officially launched its watchOS app today and gives wearers the ability to play short videos right on your wrist.

The primary problem is simply that the current version of the Apple Watch is too slow; it needs a faster processor, which will only come in a future version.

LG has announced that its upcoming smartwatch, dubbed the Watch Urbane 2nd Edition LTE (try saying that 3x), has been cancelled due to a complex "hardware issue."

A new report, released in a statement from the Swiss customs office, says that October shipments of mechanical watches declined 12 percent to $2B billion, the largest decline seen in six years.

Digitimes today reports that supply chain sources indicate that Apple is likely to ship more than 10M Apple Watches by the end of the year, more than some expected, as the company is looking for additional suppliers.

If the Apple Watch is going to succeed, I believe it needs to replace one major thing you carry with you everyday.