Apple fans anxious to get the company’s first wearable around their wrists early next year can get a sneak preview of the device’s interface courtesy of a new YouTube video, which shows the OS in action on an iPhone.
Developer Lucas Menge recreated the Apple Watch’s honeycomb collection of small, circular apps on the home screen of an iPhone and showed off its fluidity and ease of use in the video below:
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Early adopters interested in familiarizing themselves with the look and feel can get their hands on the source code via GitHub, The Verge reports.
During an interview at The Wall Street Journal’s 2014 global technology conference last night, Apple CEO Tim Cook addressed speculation about Apple Watch’s battery life, and said users will likely have to charge it every day. Cook explained the company wouldn’t know for sure until observing how people use it after launch early next year. (RELATED: 5 Things To Look Forward To From Apple’s Watch, iPhone 6 Launch Event)