mjpbuy

yes it does monitor continuously - although only when one is relatively still.
You can also initiate your own scan - and it instructs you to hold you arm level and still for the scanning time of some seconds.

I notice after having OVID my O2 levels decrease tot eh low 90% from the mid-95%, but not enough to be alarmed about, but below 90% with no reason is something to one should check.

I see a cat in the patent diagram...  "The cat scratching expensive soft furniture sound detection" alert some might find useful
Sound training could be an issue, unless you can rent a trained cat to scratch on command.

but if you hire someone like Jon Stewart, you know that its part of his show to make fun... so Apple hiring him and then backing out is just a bit silly

I am guessing he has not tried to Apple Lossless options (FLAC) or Spatial music

 talking about the iPhones... also a problem with the new Phone 14 Pro  becoming overly thick and the camera humps out of control.
I finally saw them last night in the flesh and what a disappointment.
Yes the iPhone 9 or 10 were too thin, but really the 14 Pros have gotten out of hand

Travel Mode, I guess, is while traveling your windows don't get left behind.  The Apple Vision fixes windows in space that stay in place relative to the room you are in, not to the headset...
I wonder if there is teh option to fix a window to be relative to the headset, meaning it will always be visible, even turning ones head.
I have a medical app idea, that would absolutely need this.

I believe the Apple Car was only ever a rumor.
I strongly believe it was a deliberate smoke screen project to allow them:
  AI development
  Mapping improvements
  CarPlay wide screen
  Develop technology for others devices without signaling the device feature
   Whatever else they had wish to hide - 

As others have no company lwould move so far form their core product into a field that is very competitive and fraught with engineering recalls
Better to and you heard it here first

APPLE ROCKET !

It would have been nice to have reviewed at least some of the native apps.
To write there are 600 native apps available and then say there are not enough is puzzling,
but not reviewing native apps seems like a missing section in this review.
Even if the reviewer does not use any of those app, I would say that as the part of the  job of the reviewer
is to give use readers an insight what developers have been hard at work.
So yes, those developers who made the effort to port, I would say they also deserve a review.