Sure, Apple enjoyed a strong start in the smartwatch industry with the arrival of the Apple Watch earlier on this year. And yes, it’s arguably one of the prettier and more well-built wrist computers we’ve seen so far. But there remains a feeling of apathy around the product category as a whole, and despite a largely positive reception for the Watch, many are already eager to see what the second-gen model will bring. It makes sense to expect the sequel to arrive in April of next year, since most gadgets operate a one-year shelf life. According to new information, though, this won’t be the case, …
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