Apple Watch Could Have 100,000 Apps at Launch

From the creator of Apple disappear unless you present a smartwatch, comes The Apple Watch will release 100,000 apps. The world of Apple rumors is a swamp in which often do not know for sure how reliable that each new information that appears on the company and its products. Fortunately, years of experience in the scene have taught me to differentiate with greater success than error sources that are manifestly a smoke generator.

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In the latter category I would put the source recently said that Apple Watch will have 100,000 applications when you reach the market next April. This is because Trip Chowdhry, an analyst with Global Equities Research and responsible for the assertion, already has highlighted on previous occasions. Without going, perhaps some of you remember when he said that “Apple disappear if not present a smartwatch in the next 60 days.” He said this over a year and a half ago, so you can cast accounts.

Apparently Chowdhry information is based on her own experience after meeting a large number of developers in recent months. Certainly, this is too high a number as it may be feasible, because without going further it took almost a year and a half to reach that figure App Store application.

The analyst also launches its prediction and suggests Apple Watch 42 million sold by the end of the year, certainly the most optimistic we’ve seen so far, and that companies like Morgan Stanley point to the not inconsiderable figure of 30 million units .

To Chowdhry, “if all users of an iPhone it will also be an Apple Watch”

The analyst believes that Apple Watch get convert almost all users of an iPhone, noting that “because the Apple Watch extends the functionality of the iPhone and provides the users with greater comfort with “Glances” and “notifications”, almost every iPhone user, about 350 million, so will an Apple Watch “.

Moreover, as we read in Cult of Mac, Chowdhry not think there objection to the lack of a “killer app” on the clock apple, it ensures that each user has his own. Estimated that every Apple Watch will be an average of 100 applications installed more than in my iPhone. So it is more than justified the $ 350 entry. What do you think of the statements in this analyst? Do you seem accurate?

Via cultofmac