Here are your Apple Rumors for today:
Survey: A recent survey of teens found that their interest in the Apple (NASDAQ:AAPL) Watch is declining, reports MacRumors. The survey of teens’ interest in the Watch was conducted by Piper Jaffray analyst Gene Munster. The survey found that 11% of teens planned to purchase one of the wearable devices. This is down from the 16% of teens that planned on buying the device in the Fall of 2014. There were 6,200 respondents to the survey.
Auction: A working Apple I computer is up for auction on eBay Inc (NASDAQ:EBAY), AppleInsider notes. This device was previously auctioned on Christie’s in 2012, but it never sold. It’s named the Copson Apple I after its original owner and employee of the company Joe Copson. It has an added cassette interface attached to it and includes a remade instruction booklet signed by Steve Wozniak. If it sells, 10% of the money will go to charity.
Glide: The Glide app for iOS 8.3 has been updated to include Apple Watch support, 9to5Mac notes. This new update for the app makes it the first to allow video call support on the upcoming Watch. This means that owners of the wearable device will be able to see live video sent to them by friends. However, there is no camera on the Watch, meaning owners won’t be able to use it to send video back to whoever is messaging them.
