Apps to unlock hotel rooms and much more are being developed in extreme secrecy at Apple headquarters.
The Apple Watch is the first wearable from the company
behind the I-Mac, I-Phone and I-Pad.
App-makers are hard at work building apps for the Apple Watch in top-secret conditions that would make Maxwell Smart jealous, according to a new report. Behind those closed doors, Apple is offering guidelines on how Watch apps should work and suggesting that wearers will use the app for less than ten seconds at a time.
According to sources speaking to Bloomberg, sample Watches are made available to developers in locked rooms with no Internet access at Apple headquarters in Cupertino, California. Code created by the developers isn't allowed to leave Apple.
The Apple Watch is the fruity iPhone-creator's first wearable device, following the likes of Samsung, LG, and Pebble into the smart-watch game. Paired with your phone, it can track your movements and notify you of new messages. The apps developed by other companies will expand the possibilities of what you can do with the watch: a BMW app will keep you posted on your car's status, while a Star wood Hotels app will enable you to unlock your hotel room with your wrist.
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