Reliable news came from Nikkei: The much anticipated Apple Watch, iWatch, will be available in October of this year with an initial plan to produce between 3 and 5 million tablets a month. This will be Apple's first wearable device. It is said that the news is disclosed by Apple's parts suppliers and insiders. (Since it is the Nikkei first broke the news, presumably the supplier also from Japan) The details of iWatch are not yet finalized, but are said to contain at least the following elements: a surface OLED screen; sensors that collect health data (eg, glycemic index, calorie consumption, sleep activity, etc.). Apple has not introduced a breakthrough hardware product for a year, the just-concluded WWDC (Apple Worldwide Developers Conference) focused on software upgrades. Apple CEO Tim Cook has promised to introduce a new product category in 2014, estimated to refer to iWatch Apple Watch.