An Apple Watch 2 release date is expected to be announced at the next major event of the company, as it is to improve what the company had for their own smart watch in the next year.
In a recent report by International Business Times, the website noted how Apple could potentially introduce a release date of the said Apple Watch 2 in the annual spring event of the company.
The website also noted how the company had their sales up high with regard to their wearable gadget. Apple CEO Tim Cooke reportedly revealed the company's excitement about the success of the first smart watch and revealed how they are looking forward to the holiday season.
"I think it's going to be a huge holiday season. We're extremely optimistic," Cook said. "We shipped the Watch first in the June quarter and we sold a lot. We sold even more than that in the September quarter. And we're looking for a big holiday season."
With the success of the first generation of watches on a high, a report from DigiTimes revealed how Apple reportedly has been placing orders to Quanta - the company that manufactures the smart watches.
"Quanta, the maker of the Apple Watch, is expected to see related orders surging in 2016 and the ODM reportedly has also received orders for Apple's second-generation Apple Watch for the second quarter of 2016," the site reported, as pointing out a possible release date for Apple Watch 2.
As for the rumored specs and features, PC Advisor noted how the Apple Watch 2 could potentially carry a much-improved screen and an installed Facetime camera on its face on its release date.
The new proposed feature gave techies something to ponder on, as the camera could be a big advancement and improvement for the smart watch, as compared to its first release.
