Apple Watch

Update: Twitter users are reporting that the bands have already reached some retail locations.

Apple stores will be receiving "limited quantities" of the fluoroelastomer Sport Watch bands later this week, according to 9to5Mac. Citing an internal memo sent to retail employees, 9to5Mac reports that the inventory will primarily be for customers who need a replacement band or for those who want to swap their existing band for a different one. The remaining stock will then be offered to other customers looking to purchase additional bands for their Watch.

We've already looked at all the ways to change your Apple Watch passcode and make it more secure, so today we're going to look at Apple Watch apps. Is opening, deleting, and moving apps on your Apple Watch any different than your iPhone or iPad? Not really, but here are a few basic tricks that you may want to know.

There is a lot you need to know about your Apple Watch passcode, but first lets go over the basics. Powering on your Apple Watch is a lot like your iPhone, just press and hold the side button until the Apple logo appears and wait until you see the Apple Watch face. To power down your Watch just press and hold the side button and drag the slider to the right.

BodyGuardz has extended its lineup of UltraTough products to cover the Apple Watch. The BodyGuardz Clear ScreenGuardz and Clear Skins are now available in both 42mm and 38mm Watch sizes. The UltraTough ScreenGuardz provides a thin, transparent cover that promises to add a "virtually indestructible" extra layer of protection to the Watch face. The UltraTough Clear Skins cover both the Watch face and scratch-prone aluminum case.