From time to time, Apple reminds everyone having plans for a smart watch. This is the case tonight through the Financial Times, which believes some informed sources, that Apple announces began recruiting "aggressively" new and talented employees who will work on iWatch. These all-round recruitment indicate that the development is growing, but they also raise questions about the capabilities of Apple's engineers to develop the technologies needed for a connected watch. One source states that the manufacturer meets "difficult engineering problems that Apple is not able to solve".
The article also explains that Apple has sought to acquire start-up with the expertise needed for this type of project . The Cupertino company has also made great efforts to retain the best employees for the project. A few months ago, we learned that the company had set up a group of a hundred engineers to work on the iWatch. Obviously, these numbers are not enough. The launch of the device is anyway not expected before the end of 2014.
