You could win the hottest wearable of 2015 with The Apple Watch Giveaway [Deals]

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Analysts agree that 2015 will see the wearable technology sector dominate the consumer electronics landscape. Expected to lead the charge will be the highly anticipated Apple Watch, slated for release early next year.

You could be one of the very first to own this heavily sought after wearable if you are lucky enough to win The Apple Watch Giveaway at Cult of Mac Deals.

Though several ‘smart’ watches are already on the market, most of them have suffered from mixed reviews. The Apple Watch, by contrast, is expected to revolutionize the sector with its many customization features and wide variety of apps designed to enhance your life.

With the Apple Watch, you can customize watch faces and wrist bands to suit every style. Select a metal band and elegant watch face for business, then change it all up for when you hit the gym or head out for a night on the town.

The Apple Watch also makes it easy to receive and send text messages and emails, take calls just like Dick Tracy, or use your Apple Watch as a workout companion. And, of course, the Apple Watch keeps time and is considered to be the most accurate watch ever created.  It was designed to be durable and enhance your communications experience, which is why people can’t wait to get their hands on one.

To enter The Apple Watch Giveaway, just go to the contest page at Cult of Mac Deals. Register with your email address and then click on ‘Enter Now’. It’s just that easy.

You can read the full contest rules here.

You could be one of the first people to own the highly coveted Apple Watch. Go to Cult of Mac Deals and enter The Apple Watch Giveaway today.

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