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Apple Watch Blood Oxygen Monitoring Returns To The U.S. After 18-Month Ban With Clever Redesign
For nearly two years, Apple Watch users in the United States lived without one of the most popular health features: blood oxygen monitoring. Today, Apple has officially reintroduced the function through a software workaround that sidesteps the long-running patent battle with health tech company Masimo.
Apple iOS 18.6.1 is compatible with all iPhones from 2018 on. That’s the iPhone XS, iPhone XS Plus and iPhone XR models and ...
This year's Apple Watch Series 11 is expected to be a minor upgrade, but leaked code suggests future Apple Watch models could ...
Summary Through Apple Intelligence: Internal Apple code suggests Touch ID and a T8320 processor could debut on future Apple ...
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Apple releases iOS 26 Beta 7: Here are the big updates and how to install it on your iPhone
Apple has released iOS 26 Beta 7 and Public Beta 4 for iPhones, bringing back blood oxygen monitoring for Apple Watch in the ...
With its Blood Oxygen feature restored, Apple Watch regains its edge over Whoop and strengthens its position as the most capable health device on your wrist. It may also help convince some Apple Watch ...
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The Apple Watch sensor saga is over. Did everyone lose?
Apple, Masimo, and most importantly users all suffered from this bizarre legal wrangle. How did it get this far?
Apple enthusiasts anticipate the iPhone 17's arrival alongside potential releases like the Watch Series 11, Apple Watch Ultra ...
Make sure Apple Watch and old iPhone are updated and synced to iCloud > back up old phone > set up new phone. When asked to use Apple Watch, select Continue > keep devices close > follow ...
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