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Apple is sounding the horn and opening the floodgates, or whatever one does before opening

the floodgates, the next web says Apple has quietly

announced that it's now expanding Apple watch app submissions to all developers.

Fun fact though, it's Apple. The company can do almost nothing quietly these days.

Quoting the company's post, It's time Apple Watch will be in the hands of customers on April 24th.

Get your Watch Kit apps ready and submit them for review now.

That's followed by a link to a guide on making sure your submissions will be approved.

The next web says some of the parameters laid out by Apple include the ability of developers to submit up to five screenshots of their Apple Watch apps, submission of an Apple Watch icon

similar to the icon for the App's Companion iPhone app, and the inclusion of the

words Apple Watch Support in the Update notes.

That last one's mandatory.

There's a shiny quarter in it for the developer that submits and gets approved the first Apple Watch FART app, then will we know the future

has truly arrived.

The New York Times has news of an Apple Watch app built by

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