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New Apple Watch models coming in March: Report

 
Apple is all set to launch new Watch models in March. According to a report in 9to5mac, "The new lineup will be similar to the September 2015 Apple Watch revision, bringing a series of new band color options to the Apple Watch lineup."
According to the report, new bands made of entirely new material are in development. This is in addition to the company's partnership with Luxury brand Hermes.
Apple is also reported to be working on the release of WatchOS2.2 update, which went into developer beta stage earlier this month.

Citing information from developer betas, the report claims that new WachOS software allows for multiple Apple Watches to be synced to a single iPhone in addition an updated functionality in Maps app.

The update, however, is expected to be sans any hardware revision.

Reports also suggest that Apple may launch fully redesigned second-generation version of the Apple Watch in September.

Apple is also believed to be working on a new 4-inch iPhone that is expected to launch in March. Reports suggests that this smartphone will have the iPhone 6's 8MP primary camera, 1.2MP front camera, NFC chip for using Apple Pay, A8 processor, and improved connectivity like faster Wi-Fi.

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