Consumers awaiting Apple’s rumored wearable, watch-like device might need to wait until next year before the gadget sees the light of day. That’s according to KGI Securities analyst Ming-Chi Kuo, who said Apple “may not have adequate resources” to develop a version of iOS for the device given its efforts to revamp the software as part of iOS 7. In Kuo’s note to investors, which was excerpted by AppleInsider and MacRumors, he adds that the components going into wearable devices simply haven’t matured, potentially pushing manufacturing into the second half of next year. He also notes that Apple will likely go with a 1.5- to 2-inch screen, as well as make use of biometric security, presumably from its $356 million acquisition of AuthenTec. Rumors of Apple’s interest into a wearable gadget first heated up in February in a report from The New York Times, which claimed that Apple was “experimenting” with wristwatch-like devices.