'iWatch' is most anticipated unreleased Apple product

The most anticipated unreleased Apple product is the health-sensing,fitness tracking smartwatch known as the iWatch.We’ve seen a lot of evidence that Apple is working on a new wearable device, but none of it is more telling than its recent string of medical and fitness expert hires.The so-called iWatch team is a mixture of high-profile experts from various fields, including doctors, scientists, fashion experts, fitness gurus and engineers with backgrounds in medical devices.

Here’s a list of the most notable hires.
- Kevin Lynch: former Adobe CTO, directing Apple’s software engineering group for wearable products
- Jay Blahnik: worked with Nike on the FuelBand, renowned fitness expert
- Roy Raymann: former Philips scientist, sleep and activity monitoring expert
- Paul Deneve: former Yves Saint Laurent CEO, fashion expert with experience in selling high-end goods
- Angela Ahrendts: former Burberry CEO, joining Apple as SVP of retail this spring
- Ben Shaffer: former Studio Director of Nike’s R/D program, also worked on the FuelBand
- Ueyn Block: former director of engineering at C8 MediSensor, medical device expert, scientist
- Nancy Dougherty: hardware engineer for Sano Intelligence, medical device expert
- Todd Whitehurst: worked at Senseonics as VP of hardware engineering, oversaw wearable project
- Michael O’Reilly: former chief medical officer for Masimo, doctor, medical device expert
- Ravi Narashamian: former engineer in R&D at Vital Connect, Inc., expert in biosensors

And earlier in January, two experts in mobile medical technologies joined the iWatch hardware team, fueling speculation that Apple’s wearable device could read and analyze blood and glucose levels and monitor other health-critical data, such as heart rates and breathing.You have to believe that with a team like this, Apple has to be working on some kind of device that is capable of both tracking fitness activities and monitoring vital signs.

These health and fitness tracking features are said to work in conjunction with a new application in iOS 8 aptly named Healthbook which is similar to Passbook, the app will feature a stack of cards that each offer a fitness tracking or health data point.Apple is working hard on this project and "iwatch" is surely the product that people will look forward to in the future.