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Zeebler said:

For ECG specific application - AliveCor is the world leader. 
Apple watch primary function is not ECG - but a big selling point. 

I wouldn't be surprised to see Apple buy AliveCor. Which would be a shame - the Kardia devices are exceptional. 

As a physician, I’ve always felt that AliveKor products were subpar.  They do little to remove artifact, and they charge you a very expensive subscription just to be able to see previous 1-lead EKG’s that you have recorded on your own device.

I’m not sure why you would say the Apple Watch cannot do an EKG.  Both these devices perform a 1-lead EKG (AliveKor and Apple Watch).

DAalseth said:

For the record if I had to go with an Android phone (say an asteroid lands on Cupertino or something) the Pixel line would be one of the very few I’d consider. 

Then Google would track 100% of your life instead of just most of it.

This reaffirms my believe that Facebook would have to get better to suck.

OutdoorAppDeveloper said:

How many words will the Apple execs need to explain why YOU can't install any software YOU want on YOUR devices?

You knew how iOS worked.  If you didn’t know, you didn’t read the agreements you signed.

sirlance99 said:

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ionicle said:

Enjoy your peaceful sleep while it lasts......

Whatever!! Not everyone is all of a sudden going to buy a Apple car. Some are BMW, some are Ford, some are VW ONLY. Even now there is no one car that overwhelming outsells all others combined. Plus people have different needs. Apple will not be able to fit all those needs. 

That’s what they said about the iPhone, iPad, etc. You don’t have to be the market leader to get most of the profits. Quality over quantity.

You clearly don’t understand the car manufacturing business as a whole. 

I clearly don’t either, but I suspect maybe Apple looked into it a little before committing to Project Titan.