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Apple Wins $250 US Jury Verdict in Patent Case Over Masimo Smartwatches
Apple has persuaded a federal jury that initial versions of Masimo's smartwatches violated two of its design patents, amid a wider intellectual property conflict between the two firms. However, the jury granted Apple a mere $250 in damages, in the dispute between both companies.
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Arm to Scrap Qualcomm Chip Design Licence in Feud Escalation
Arm, based in the UK, has given Qualcomm a mandated 60-day notice of the cancellation of their so-called architectural license agreement, according to a document seen by Bloomberg. The contract allows Qualcomm to create its own chips based on standards owned by Arm.
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Apple Urges US Appeals Court to Overturn ITC's Apple Watch Import Ban Amidst Masimo Dispute
Apple has asked a US appeals court to reverse a decision by the US International Trade Commission's (ITC) decision to ban the imports of some Apple Watch models in the US amid the ongoing dispute with Masimo. The company has removed pulse oximetry features from Apple Watch Series 9 and Watch Ultra 2 models sold during the appeal period, which could...
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Fortnite Will Return to iOS in Europe as Apple Plans to Allow Third-Party App Stores on iPhone
Fortnite will again be available to iPhone users in Europe later this year, confirmed Epic Games. The announcement comes days after reports said Apple is making changes to iOS to allow sideloading apps and third-party app stores on iPhone to comply with DMA regulations. The deadline for the tech giant to make these changes is March 7.
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Doctor Uses Apple Watch's Now-Axed Blood Oxygen Feature To Save Woman's Life On Flight
Apple Watch's blood oxygen feature measure the percentage of oxygen your red blood cells carry from your lungs to the rest of the body and low levels are associated with breathing issues.
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Apple Watch Series 9, Watch Ultra 2 Lose Blood Oxygen Feature to Dodge US Ban
Apple Watch Series 9 and Apple Watch Ultra 2 have stopped supporting the company's blood oxygen feature in the US. The Cupertino company has disabled the pulse oximetry feature on its smartwatches, in order to dodge a US ban for infringing on patents held by Masimo. Apple is also informing customers who purchase these two models in the US that the...
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Apple Removes Blood Oxygen Monitoring Feature From Watches Amid Legal Battle Over Patents
After a patent dispute with medical device maker Masimo, Apple is removing the pulse oximeter function from its latest smartwatches to avoid a US import ban.
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Redesigned Apple Watches Not Subject To Import Ban, Says US Customs
US Customs determined that Apple can use a redesign to bypass an import ban on newer Apple Watch models stemming from its patent infringement dispute with medical-monitoring technology company Masimo, according to a court filing.
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Apple Wins Bid To Pause Watch Import Ban At US Appeals Court
Apple scored a victory on Wednesday as a US appeals court paused a government commission's import ban on some of its popular Apple smartwatches following a patent dispute with medical-technology firm Masimo.
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Apple Watch Series 9 and Ultra 2 Online Sales Stopped in the US Ahead of Ban; Older Models Can’t Be Fixed
Apple has stopped selling the Apple Watch Series 9 and Ultra 2 in the US on its online store, just days before a ban related to a patent dispute takes effect. The company also will no longer be able to repair watch models that are out-of-warranty, a potential headache for consumers.
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Apple Watch Series 9, Watch Ultra 2 Sales to Be Halted in the US; Company Reportedly Working on Software Fix
Apple Watch Series 9 and Watch Ultra 2 sales will soon be halted in the US. This comes after an International Trade Commission (ITC) ruling surrounding a patent dispute between Apple and Masimo. The case is now under a 60-day Presidential Review Period which ends on December 25. There are now also reports of the Cupertino-based tech giant workin...
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Dutch Regulator Rejects Apple's Objections To $53 Million Fine
Dutch competition watchdog ACM on Monday said it had rejected objections by Apple against fines of 50 million euros ($53 million) it gave the company over failure to comply with orders to limit the dominant position of Apple's App Store.
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Apple to Update Software on iPhone 12s in France to Settle Radiation Dispute
Apple pledged on Friday to update software on iPhone 12s in France to settle a dispute over radiation levels, but concerns in other European countries signalled it may have to take similar action elsewhere. France this week suspended sales of iPhone 12 handsets after tests which it said found breaches of radiation exposure limits.
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Apple Says iPhone 12 Meets Radiation Rules, Disputes French Findings
Apple defended its iPhone 12 model on Wednesday after a French watchdog ordered a halt to its sales citing breaches of European Union radiation exposure limits.
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Travel Agencies Asked To Pay 50 Lakh After Client Loses Wife, Son In Accident
Premier travel agencies Thomas Cook and Red Apple Travel have been ordered to pay Rs 50 lakh to a Delhi man who lost his wife, son and father-in-law in an accident during a visit to Sri Lanka.
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Apple Wins $250 US Jury Verdict in Patent Case Over Masimo Smartwatches
Apple has persuaded a federal jury that initial versions of Masimo's smartwatches violated two of its design patents, amid a wider intellectual property conflict between the two firms. However, the jury granted Apple a mere $250 in damages, in the dispute between both companies.
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Arm to Scrap Qualcomm Chip Design Licence in Feud Escalation
Arm, based in the UK, has given Qualcomm a mandated 60-day notice of the cancellation of their so-called architectural license agreement, according to a document seen by Bloomberg. The contract allows Qualcomm to create its own chips based on standards owned by Arm.
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Apple Urges US Appeals Court to Overturn ITC's Apple Watch Import Ban Amidst Masimo Dispute
Apple has asked a US appeals court to reverse a decision by the US International Trade Commission's (ITC) decision to ban the imports of some Apple Watch models in the US amid the ongoing dispute with Masimo. The company has removed pulse oximetry features from Apple Watch Series 9 and Watch Ultra 2 models sold during the appeal period, which could...
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Fortnite Will Return to iOS in Europe as Apple Plans to Allow Third-Party App Stores on iPhone
Fortnite will again be available to iPhone users in Europe later this year, confirmed Epic Games. The announcement comes days after reports said Apple is making changes to iOS to allow sideloading apps and third-party app stores on iPhone to comply with DMA regulations. The deadline for the tech giant to make these changes is March 7.
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Doctor Uses Apple Watch's Now-Axed Blood Oxygen Feature To Save Woman's Life On Flight
Apple Watch's blood oxygen feature measure the percentage of oxygen your red blood cells carry from your lungs to the rest of the body and low levels are associated with breathing issues.
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Apple Watch Series 9, Watch Ultra 2 Lose Blood Oxygen Feature to Dodge US Ban
Apple Watch Series 9 and Apple Watch Ultra 2 have stopped supporting the company's blood oxygen feature in the US. The Cupertino company has disabled the pulse oximetry feature on its smartwatches, in order to dodge a US ban for infringing on patents held by Masimo. Apple is also informing customers who purchase these two models in the US that the...
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Apple Removes Blood Oxygen Monitoring Feature From Watches Amid Legal Battle Over Patents
After a patent dispute with medical device maker Masimo, Apple is removing the pulse oximeter function from its latest smartwatches to avoid a US import ban.
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Redesigned Apple Watches Not Subject To Import Ban, Says US Customs
US Customs determined that Apple can use a redesign to bypass an import ban on newer Apple Watch models stemming from its patent infringement dispute with medical-monitoring technology company Masimo, according to a court filing.
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Apple Wins Bid To Pause Watch Import Ban At US Appeals Court
Apple scored a victory on Wednesday as a US appeals court paused a government commission's import ban on some of its popular Apple smartwatches following a patent dispute with medical-technology firm Masimo.
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Apple Watch Series 9 and Ultra 2 Online Sales Stopped in the US Ahead of Ban; Older Models Can’t Be Fixed
Apple has stopped selling the Apple Watch Series 9 and Ultra 2 in the US on its online store, just days before a ban related to a patent dispute takes effect. The company also will no longer be able to repair watch models that are out-of-warranty, a potential headache for consumers.
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Apple Watch Series 9, Watch Ultra 2 Sales to Be Halted in the US; Company Reportedly Working on Software Fix
Apple Watch Series 9 and Watch Ultra 2 sales will soon be halted in the US. This comes after an International Trade Commission (ITC) ruling surrounding a patent dispute between Apple and Masimo. The case is now under a 60-day Presidential Review Period which ends on December 25. There are now also reports of the Cupertino-based tech giant workin...
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Dutch Regulator Rejects Apple's Objections To $53 Million Fine
Dutch competition watchdog ACM on Monday said it had rejected objections by Apple against fines of 50 million euros ($53 million) it gave the company over failure to comply with orders to limit the dominant position of Apple's App Store.
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Apple to Update Software on iPhone 12s in France to Settle Radiation Dispute
Apple pledged on Friday to update software on iPhone 12s in France to settle a dispute over radiation levels, but concerns in other European countries signalled it may have to take similar action elsewhere. France this week suspended sales of iPhone 12 handsets after tests which it said found breaches of radiation exposure limits.
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Apple Says iPhone 12 Meets Radiation Rules, Disputes French Findings
Apple defended its iPhone 12 model on Wednesday after a French watchdog ordered a halt to its sales citing breaches of European Union radiation exposure limits.
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Travel Agencies Asked To Pay 50 Lakh After Client Loses Wife, Son In Accident
Premier travel agencies Thomas Cook and Red Apple Travel have been ordered to pay Rs 50 lakh to a Delhi man who lost his wife, son and father-in-law in an accident during a visit to Sri Lanka.
