Apple looking for a software workaround to skirt the Apple Watch ban
Apple looking for a software workaround to skirt the Apple Watch ban
Apple temporarily halts sale of Apple Watch Series 9 and Apple Watch Ultra 2 in the US due to a dispute with medical technology company Masimo over blood sensor tech. A Presidential Review Period is underway, and Apple is taking preemptive steps to comply. Bloomberg reports that Apple is working on a software update to adjust how oxygen saturation is determined and how data is given to customers, potentially removing technology that violates Masimo patents. No timeline has been mentioned. US President Joe Biden may veto the order, allowing Apple to resume sales.
Apple temporarily halts sale of Apple Watch Series 9 and Apple Watch Ultra 2 in the US due to a dispute with medical technology company Masimo over blood sensor tech. A Presidential Review Period is underway, and Apple is taking preemptive steps to comply. Bloomberg reports that Apple is working on a software update to adjust how oxygen saturation is determined and how data is given to customers, potentially removing technology that violates Masimo patents. No timeline has been mentioned. US President Joe Biden may veto the order, allowing Apple to resume sales.
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Apple temporarily halts sale of Apple Watch Series 9 and Apple Watch Ultra 2 in the US due to a dispute with medical technology company Masimo over blood sensor tech. A Presidential Review Period is underway, and Apple is taking preemptive steps to comply. Bloomberg reports that Apple is working on a software update to adjust how oxygen saturation is determined and how data is given to customers, potentially removing technology that violates Masimo patents. No timeline has been mentioned. US President Joe Biden may veto the order, allowing Apple to resume sales. 
