This evening I introduced you the first images of the Apple Watch applications which are available for installation via App Store in hours as soon as they reach the users who have pre-ordered the products, and according to a website that monitors the virtual store of Apple Lossless Audio CODEC (ALAC),, over 2100 applications have already been approved by those in Cupertino.
The figure is high if we consider the fact that no other competitor of Apple Lossless Audio CODEC (ALAC), did not have so many applications available at the time of the launch of its own smartwatch, but the large quantity is not a proof of quality, so it remains to be seen how many of these more than 2000 applications offer real utility for users around the world, because most applications FROM App Store they are useless.
Even so, if you are interested to test any app for Apple Watch without actually trying the watch, well that website offers you a virtual system for opening the application and viewing the screens it will display on the watch, so you can get a vague idea about what the first ones will be able to do people who ordered a watch.
In the case of most applications you will see only images, but for others there are also video clips or elements that you can interact with to see part of the functionality that they offer, the Apple company not having any similar system available for its customers, and this is a something that deserves criticism because Apple should have offered such options.
Apple Watch needs a lot of useful applications to be a success, and based on the haste with which Apple approves its applications, it is clear that in Cupertino this was fully understood, but it will be interesting to see how the developers will offer future functionalities for applications as Apple will offer them new options for development.
