Apple Is Making a Watch That Can Connect to the Internet - Here Are the Biggest Winners and Losers

Apple Inc's. (AAPL) conceivable plans for an Apple Watch that interfaces straightforwardly to cell systems would be an aid to cell transporters and a fiasco for equal smartwatch creators.

Bloomberg revealed Friday that, while current Apple Watches require remote association with an iPhone in run, the organization intends to discharge a smartwatch in the not so distant future including LTE chips that can play out the assignments sans iphone.

While Apple doesn't break out Apple Watch deals numbers and the business is moderately inconsequential, Bloomberg noticed that Apple CEO Tim Cook portrayed it as the top of the line smartwatch "by a wide edge," with deals up half in the second from last quarter.

It's uplifting news for investors of new Apple modem provider Intel Corp. (INTC) , which Bloomberg said is providing the LTE modems for the new Watch. They're supplanting Qualcomm Inc. (QCOM) , which sued Apple a month ago finished asserted iPhone patent encroachment, the most recent in dueling claims between the two organizations.

Past Intel, the other huge champs are AT&T Inc. (T) , T-Mobile (TMUS) , Sprint Corp. (S) and Verizon Communications Inc. (VZ) , which Bloomberg reports all intend to offer the new watch.

What's more, the new telephone would surely be a hit to equal smartwatch creators Fitbit Inc. (FIT) and Fossil Group Inc. (FOSL) , which do not have the new innovation.