The document discusses the Apple Watch and its WatchKit framework for developing apps. It describes the Apple Watch's design as the most personal device Apple has created. It is meant to be worn and comes in different collections with various case and band combinations. The document outlines how to set up a WatchKit app project in Xcode and the app architecture, including the communication between the Watch app and iOS extension. It also covers WatchKit user interface essentials, navigation, settings, and glances.

1. ABSTRACT
Our goal has always been to make powerful technology more accessible,
More relevant, And ultimately more personal.Apple Watch,The most personal product
we’ve ever made, because it’s the first one designed to be worn.
A device you wear is vastly different from one you keep on a desk or carry in
your pocket. It’s more than a tool. It’s a very personal expression. So we designed
Apple Watch to reflect a wide range of stylistic preferences. And we’ve curated three
distinctive collections to help you find the watch that’s right for you. The Apple Watch
with three "collections" such as the Apple Watch, Apple Watch Sport and Apple Watch
Edition The watch will be distinguished by different combinations of cases and
interchangeable bands.
Everyone’s style is different, as is everyone’s wrist. So Apple Watch comes in
two case sizes: 38mm and 42mm. The Apple S1 is an integrated computer designed by
Apple and as such it includes memory, storage and support circuits like wireless modems
and I/O controllers in a sealed integrated package.
i

2. INDEX
TABLE OF CONTENTS PAGE NO
ABSTRACT i
LIST OF FIGURES iv
CHAPTER 1: INTRODUCTION 1
CHAPTER 2: OVER VIEW 2
2.1 DEVELOPING FOR APPLE WATCH 2
2.2 CONFIGURING YOUR XCODE PROJECT 3
2.2.1 APP TARGET STRUCTURE 4
2.3 WATCHKIT APP ARCHITECTURE 5
2.3.1 WATCH KIT APP LIFE CYCLE 5
2.4 LEVERAGING IOS TECHNOLOGIES 7
CHAPTER 3: WATCHKIT APPS 9
3.1 UI ESSENTIALS 9
3.2 INTERFACE NAVIGATION 10
3.3 TEXT AND LABELS 11
3.4 CONTEXT MENUS 11
3.5 SETTINGS 12
3.6 GLANCE ESSENTIALS 13
ii

3. CHAPTER 4: DESIGN ASPECTS 14
4.1 FEATURES 16
CHAPTER 5: I WATCH SPECIFICATIONS 19
5.1 APPLE WATCH 19
5.2 SAMSUNG GEAR 2 20
CHAPTER 6: ADVANTAGES & DISADVANTAGES 22
6.1ADVANTAGES 22
6.2 DISADVANTAGES 22
CONCLUSION 23
REFERENCES 23
iii

4. LIST OF FIGURES
NAME OF THE FIGURE PAGE NO
1.1 I WATCH 1
2.1 THE APPLE WATCH HOME SCREEN 2
2.2 THE TARGET STRUCTURE FOR A WATCHKIT APP 4
2.3 COMMUNICATION BETWEEN A WATCHKIT APP 5
AND WATCHKIT EXTENSION
2.4 LAUNCHING A WATCH KIT APP 6
2.5 THE LIFE CYCLE OF AN INTERFACE CONTROLLER 7
3.1 INTERFACE OBJECTS IN XCODE 9
3.2 STANDARD FONT STYLES FOR LABELS 11
3.3 A CONTEXT MENU WITH THREE ITEMS 12
3.4 A GLANCE INTERFACE FOR THE LISTER SAMPLE APP 13
4.1 APPLE S1 CHIP 14
4.2 I WATCH 15
4.3 I WATCH SPORT 15
4.4 I WATCH EDITION 16
iv

5. 4.5 PHONE CALLING 17
4.6 MAILING 17
4.7 ACTIVITY APP 18
5.1 APPLE WATCH 19
5.3 SAMSUNG GEAR 20
v