SYDNEY: Even months after its announcement, Apple Watch anticipation is at fever pitch. Apple chief executive Tim Cook revealed the smart watch is “right on schedule” to launch next month, and analysts predict it will break smart watch sales records several times over.
CCS Insight forecasts “around 20 million” Apple Watch sales in this year alone, while Telyste expects Australian smart watch use to jump 50 per cent due to its arrival.
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