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Apple prepares to enable sideloading and App Store changes in EU
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Apple's stripping out blood oxygen sensing from Apple Watch enough to skirt import ban
teejay2012 said:tech_traveller said:I am glad. Whether you like or dislike Apple, medical devices should have some exception to other product categories.
That being said, I hope Masimo gets reimbursed for their troubles.Masimo has become a bit of a troll and it seems the ITC has over reached on their decision.From iMore, Florian Mueller is a patent expert and legal expert has written, “Apple sometimes engages in bullying, but the ITC’s attack is gratuitous, disingenuous and irresponsible,” noting the ITC’s own record shows that Apple created the disputed pulse oxymetry technology independently and that Masimo “tactically designed the patents-in-suit after Apple’s independent innovation, and more than 10 years after the original applications, in order to read on the relevant Apple Watch feature.”I think Masimo should get 'rewarded' for the trouble they have caused themselves and their shareholders LOL. They have spent 100 million on this and they only make 120 million a year in profit!
I must disagree that Apple created that technology independently, considering they poached talent from Masimo and applied for patents the very same week that the new staff joined, you don't develop new tech that quickly.
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Apple Vision Pro storage cabinets appear in stores ahead of launch
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Vision Pro has Mac mini's M2 processor
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Apple's stripping out blood oxygen sensing from Apple Watch enough to skirt import ban