The developers of the Pipes news app have created a demo of the forthcoming Apple Watch, which you can try right on this website.
You can open navigate the Apple Watch interface by clicking and holding parts of the home screen and moving around, and you can even try out certain applications, like the Clock, Weather, Phone, and Music apps.
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The demo can also show you a preview of some of the watch’s features, like Glances, which are cards that give you tidbits of information and push notifications.
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Check out the Apple Watch demo here.
The real Apple Watch, which will start at $350, might release in March.
This story originally appeared on Business Insider. Copyright 2015
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