iOS 8.2 adds a new stock app to your iPhone that only works if you have an Apple Watch. Unfortunately just like all the other stock apps, you can't delete the Apple Watch app from your device. You can however tap and hold the app until it wiggles and move it into a folder to hide it.
No, the Apple Watch does not have a Global Positioning System (GPS) but it can use GPS when connected to an iPhone via Bluetooth. The Apple Watch only supports the iPhone 5, 5c. 5s, 6 and 6 Plus.
Yes, just like iOS devices the Apple Watch will ship with pre-installed stock apps, and users will have the ability to download third-party apps from the Apple Watch Store. Here's a list of third-party apps that will be available when the Apple Watch begins shipping on April 24, 2015. You can see a list of other announced Apple Watch apps here.
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We now have the final word on the water resistant rating of the Apple Watch thanks to the Watch design page of the online Apple store. The fine print located on the bottom of the page reads, "Apple Watch is splash and water resistant but not waterproof." It also says the watch has a "water resistance rating of IPX7 under IEC standard 60529".
This means it is safe to wear your watch when washing your hands or out in the rain but you should avoid fully submerging it in water. Apple also warns that its leather bands "are not water resistant."
Apple will launch the Apple Watch with six different band types using a proprietary connection system that locks to the case.
Note that Apple Watch comes in two sizes, and there are a variety of price points depending on the design of the band.
