Apple's plan to avoid ban on Apple Watch may be working
Apple's plan to avoid ban on Apple Watch may be working
Last year, Apple's Apple Watch Series 9 and Apple Watch Ultra 2 were temporarily banned from sales in the US due to a complaint from Masimo. Apple convinced a US appeals court to pause the ban and is now working on a redesign to bypass the import ban. The redesign involves removing the pulse oximetry feature, which was at the center of the dispute. Apple is accused of stealing Masimo's pulse oximetry technology and hiring its employees, while Apple countersued for patent infringement. The US court is still deciding whether to reinstate the ban.
Last year, Apple's Apple Watch Series 9 and Apple Watch Ultra 2 were temporarily banned from sales in the US due to a complaint from Masimo. Apple convinced a US appeals court to pause the ban and is now working on a redesign to bypass the import ban. The redesign involves removing the pulse oximetry feature, which was at the center of the dispute. Apple is accused of stealing Masimo's pulse oximetry technology and hiring its employees, while Apple countersued for patent infringement. The US court is still deciding whether to reinstate the ban.
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Last year, Apple's Apple Watch Series 9 and Apple Watch Ultra 2 were temporarily banned from sales in the US due to a complaint from Masimo. Apple convinced a US appeals court to pause the ban and is now working on a redesign to bypass the import ban. The redesign involves removing the pulse oximetry feature, which was at the center of the dispute. Apple is accused of stealing Masimo's pulse oximetry technology and hiring its employees, while Apple countersued for patent infringement. The US court is still deciding whether to reinstate the ban. 
